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I don't think you have spent much time in the other Valley: The Central Valley. Cold winters and hot summers... Winter avg highs are in the 50s (F), and summer

• carapace 8y ago
  I didn't realize Winter got that cold there (but having spent a winter in Colorado I no longer complain about the cold in CA. :-) But Davis gets a lot of sun in Winter. I'd pretty much expect to either: have enough $$$ to afford (to lease or build) a properly architected building that has passive climate control; or NOT have enough and have other concerns than not-quite-perfect climate. I prefer SF's climate(s) to that of the the Central Valley, but it's hardly hellish there. (Unless you're stuck in traffic on the freeway and your car's air conditioner is broken. That is a level of Hell I think.)