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NORTH SAN DIEGO COUNTY'S CLIMATES
Compared To Other Cities and Areas of the U.S.
The Table Below compares important climatic characteristics of various cities and towns throughout the United States:
The "Cooling Degree-Days" column gives a rough indication of how long your air conditioner would run during summer months if you were to set your thermostat to 65°F. In most cases, high Precipitation accompanied by high Average Summer Temperatures and a high number of Cooling Degree-Days is an indication of long periods of hot, humid "muggy" weather during the summer months. A low number of Cooling Degree-Days with moderate Average Summer Temperatures and low Precipitation indicates a high probability of comfortable summer weather.
The "Heating Degree-Days" column gives a rough indication of how long your Heating System would run during the winter months if you were to set your thermostat to 65°F. A high number in this column, accompanied by low Average Winter Temperatures gives an indication of cold and possibly lengthy winters.
The "Sum
(of) Cooling + Heating Degree-Days"
column gives a rough indication of the average comfort level throughout the year.
A lower number in this column indicates more days of out-door comfort
throughout the year.
To gain a better understanding of Cooling and
Heating Degree-Days, please click-on >
US Dept. of Housing and Development (HUD).
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