At this moment? Cold and damp -- we actually had rain during the night and the temperatures dip down to the 40s. During the day, the temperatures run the gamut from the 60s to the 70s, depending on where you are (the valleys are generally up to ten degrees warmer than the actual LA basin).
I know this doesn't sound cold to anyone who gets snow (waves at friends on the East Coast), but it is actually cold to us Angelenos. If it doesn't get above 50 during the day, that's generally considered really cold. Let's just say that there was an ad for the Hollywood Bowl that read, "This is why we brave the 60-degress winters."
And most importantly: do you have a radio channel that plays oldies in the evenings?
Absolutely. FM Station KRTH, known as KEARTH 101. Not only are they an oldies station, but they're also one of the strongest broadcasters in the LA area; I've gotten them all the way up to Santa Barbara. If you want the names of their DJs and schedule type stuff, you can check their website.
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Date: 2003-12-07 06:46 am (UTC)At this moment? Cold and damp -- we actually had rain during the night and the temperatures dip down to the 40s. During the day, the temperatures run the gamut from the 60s to the 70s, depending on where you are (the valleys are generally up to ten degrees warmer than the actual LA basin).
I know this doesn't sound cold to anyone who gets snow (waves at friends on the East Coast), but it is actually cold to us Angelenos. If it doesn't get above 50 during the day, that's generally considered really cold. Let's just say that there was an ad for the Hollywood Bowl that read, "This is why we brave the 60-degress winters."
And most importantly: do you have a radio channel that plays oldies in the evenings?
Absolutely. FM Station KRTH, known as KEARTH 101. Not only are they an oldies station, but they're also one of the strongest broadcasters in the LA area; I've gotten them all the way up to Santa Barbara. If you want the names of their DJs and schedule type stuff, you can check their website.
You want an oldies station in LA, this is it.