San Francisco inspires everyone to have something to say about it …
Today’s SF quote is … about the futility of writing about the weather in San Francisco. From MisterSF.
“Anyone one who writes about the weather in San Francisco is asking for trouble, for it changes quickly and is soon forgotten.”
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San Francisco inspires everyone to have something to say about it …
Today’s SF quote is … about summer weather in San Francisco – poetry by a meteorologist.
“During most of the summer, chilly Pacific air shrouded in fog invades San Francisco Bay; average highs in June and July barely reach 70 degrees. Heated air over the Central Valley rises, drawing this chilly fog in. But, as fall nears, the sun’s rays no longer heat the Valley very much and less air rises. The cool ocean fog slows its inland march, allowing sunshine to bring the real feel of summer to the City …read more
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San Francisco is a city which leaves its impressions upon people. In honor of that, writers and artists, comedians and actors, and visitors from across the globe have made mention of San Francisco in print and in voice. Quotes about San Francisco vary as much as the people who make up this city. Each day, San Fran Voice gives you one to think about as you wander through the city streets, letting it leave its mark on you.
Today’s San Francisco quote is … by Renzo Piano, the architect who designed the California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park.
“The first …read more
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San Francisco is a city which leaves its impressions upon people. In honor of that, writers and artists, comedians and actors, and visitors from across the globe have made mention of San Francisco in print and in voice. Quotes about San Francisco vary as much as the people who make up this city. Each day, San Fran Voice gives you one to think about as you wander through the city streets, letting it leave its mark on you.
Today’s San Francisco quote is …
“The writer loves the fog as it pours in; he loves the sun when the fog pours out. …read more
When I first moved to San Francisco, it was January and my desert instincts were overwhelmed by the vast amount of rain which poured from the sky. Everyone kept telling me that it was highly unusual for San Francisco to see so much rain (there was a month straight where it rained every single day) but I was convinced that it would always be this way and began planning to make sure that I did all of my traveling back home during the early months of the year which I’d determined were the rainy season.
It’s true, I suppose, that the …read more
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