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What a nightmare. Makes me glad I live on the east coast.

• Yhippa 11y ago
  But hurricanes, earthquakes, blizzards, humidity, and mosquitos.
  • adventured 11y ago
    Most of the east coast doesn't suffer under a meaningful hurricane threat. For example, the average 'hurricane' that has hit Virginia in the last 40 years, had 40 to 70 mph winds. Earthquakes of any consequence are extremely rare on the east coast (basically non-existent). Most of California's population centers are humid in fact. Los Angeles averages around 71% daily humidity; San Diego is 70%; San Francisco is 74% (among the highest in the US). By comparison Washington DC averages 64%; Pittsburgh averages 68%; NYC averages 63%. And for contrast, Denver averages 52% daily humidity, and Vegas is 30%.
    • maxxxxx 11y ago
      You will perceive LA humidity as much lower as DC humidity.
  • maxxxxx 11y ago
    Not earthquakes