Snow in San Francisco?

• nice post its really fun to play in snow especially the kids will enjoy it since its cold but its fun i love to spend vacation in a cool place

• how nice post its really fun to play in snow kids will enjoy it very much since its too cold but its fun its nice to spend vacation in a cold placeAC

• Every dollar we can save, we embrace the solution with open arms. This is the main reason why restaurant discount coupons have grown in popularity among young people, as opposed to the elderly as it once was. But spending a night out in town implies that you leave with your car. But when you park your car in front of the restaurant and it looks like it has been at war in Iraq, then you might feel a little uncomfortable. I think you know that I have a solution for that too.

• What attracts many people to the beaches of  San Francisco Vacation Clubs is the pleasant place to stay and a break from what city life is about but not so far to go back to what we had lift behind. A place where nature is at hand and all are fresh. A night bonfire is nice thing to do at  San Francisco Vacation Clubs beaches. The kids will also love to fly kites at the seashore.

• One most relaxing destination where we can relax our minds from all stress is in beach were umbrellas and chairs are set to make us comfortable. Watching dolphins jumping, diving, surfing, or gazing out on the ocean are just simple things we can do. We always dream of a vacation that is perfectly suit our life style. An incredible one that meets our rate of what we call summer vacation. You can pick at five of the best awesome beaches that are available in San Francisco.

• I remember people saying it had snowed in Union Square then

• agree - i remember it snowing up in Cole Valley in the late 90's

• sledding and booze @ Dolores!

• San Franciscans often think that a pile of hail is the same as snow.

• It snowed in '99 or so. I was riding a cable car when it happened. Get your facts straight ; )

• You forgot about 1962 when it snowed as well. I'll leave out 1986 because you only saw the snow at levels above the third floor. It was rain by the time it got to the ground.

• This actually isn't true - I was in San Francisco for Christmas in the mid-90's, and it did receive a dusting of snow...about 1/2 inch

• Wait, the "higher elevations" include downtown San Francisco now?

TotalComments: 13