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Originally Posted by 335iPaul
If we had that much pollution around St. Louis it may be in the 80's too and not 14.
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Originally Posted by TiAg335i
Actually it does...the smog traps in heat. And what do you think heat likes to do....rise. LA has the lowest quality air in the nation.
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thats camarillo in ventura county. its about 50 miles outside of los angeles. as you can see its pretty much farm-ville with a very minimal amount of builidings, let alone cars. according to the national weather service, the high and low forecasts for wide-open, smog-free, camarillo is as hot, if not hotter than the the city with 'lowest quality air in the nation'. my point: california is just naturally warm; sure smog and pollution may increase temerature, but then how do you explain 80 degree weather for a place like the one above?