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  • Pigbear420@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I left my house yesterday to run. Forecast is 51 degrees. I get to the running spot (Anza Borrego Dessert, San Diego) ITS 23 DEGREES!!!

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      1 year ago

      Oh… that’s very different.

      I always keep extra layers in my car (I live in an area with some pronounced microclimates depending on where you are in the valley) but I don’t know that I am equipped for 23 vs. 51.