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Article: Balmy, Palmy San Diego; In California's Southernmost City, Winter Is Nicely Un-Icy
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- The Washington Post
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- February 20, 1994
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I suppose it rains in San Diego. The weather statistics say it
does - a little bit anyway, maybe 10 inches or so in a year.
Occasionally, there's a deluge. But you couldn't prove it by me.
I've visited California's beautiful southernmost city maybe half a
dozen times over the years, and a bright sun has beamed down
pleasantly and persistently on every trip. Friends who live in the
historic old Pacific port claim it enjoys the nation's most
agreeable climate, and I'm certainly not going to argue.
As it has in the past, the warm San Diego sun beckoned me West
again this year while the East slogged through one of its coldest,
iciest winters in a long time. Tucked between a splendid coastal ...
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