I Love Living In Tropical Los Angeles
 

Living in a tropical place is awesome!!! Never get's bellow 70 degrees in Los Angeles and the beaches are the best in the winter and no crowds just warm tropical breezes and the ocean all to yourself!


What's the weather where you're at? I think it was in the mid 70s in Los Angeles and is supposed to climb back into the 80's next week!

What happened did Los Angeles move?

Nope I moved here in January and this is the warmest winter I've ever experienced I've been to Florida in the winter and it gets much colder than than this. This amazing weather Reminds me of Hawaii!

I meant geographically. LA never has and never will be in 'The Tropics'.

But I'm just being pedantic :)


You may get fed up with it after a few years though, I did 8 years of heat. Came back to the seasons. I like the winter.

i am not legally allowed to Live In Tropical Los Angeles... :(

is that theory true about california breaking off from the san andreas fault? in other words do they think it is highly plausible given a strong enough earthquake? that has to be bullshit.

Likely not

Interesting you say LA is tropical and FL is not, while:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tropical_climate (see the map and that beach image)

Never mind that this is the warmest, for the most part, winter in LA for years....don't get too used to it, LOL!

80's in Boca today

Welcome to LA. Enjoy the unusually warm weather while it lasts. Last year, the westside was as low as the mid 30s.

That hypothesis is completely wrong. There have been two massive earthquakes in Asia within the last decade. In 2004, a 9.1 magnitude earthquake hit the island of Sumatra in Indonesia and in 2011, a magnitude 9.0 earthquake hit the island country of Japan. Both of these earthquakes are among the largest ever recorded, yet neither Sumatra or Japan have fallen into the ocean.

California is positioned above two moving crusts of the earth, which grind against each other and are miles deep. The crusts are separated by the San Andreas fault. To the west is the Pacific Plate and to the east is the North American Plate. The west side of California and the Pacific Ocean are both on top of the Pacific Plate and shift with the plate, as it moves roughly 2 inches per year. While it's conceivable that California could end up below sea level due to this movement of the earth's crust, it would take millions of years, not a massive earthquake.

Enjoy the toxic air. :thumbsup

In a few million years California will be next to Alaska.

Yes, this is a quite warm winter so far but it's not over yet baby!

This is such BS.. you think 70 degrees is tropical? If you don't live in the Caribbean (or similar places) like me.. you do not know tropical... now enjoy your winter tropical noob

no crowds? in LA?