Tomorrow will be the warmest Christmas I can remember in NorCal

[RandySF]

Granted. I've only lived here for about eight years, but 67 degrees is pretty warm for Christmas Day.

[nadinbrzezinski]

1. It is warm here too.

[NBachers]

2. I'm enjoying the wonderful warm sunny weather, but it definitely feels "not right."

San Francisco is usually well into it's grey, overcast, cool, rainy period by now- usually for a month or so.

That time of year usually means getting the "real" San Francisco back - tall buildings disappearing into the fog, rainy wet night-time streets, and a film noir Bogart overcoat feel. Green hills. Streets and sidewalks washed clean. And a reassuring fullness to the reservoirs and snow pack.

We're getting none of that this year. I'm very apprehensive about drought; I wonder what will happen if this warm, dry winter becomes the new normal.

[LeftyMom]

3. Warm, dry stretches during December really aren't unusual at all,

usually we get the really good rain in January.

[tandot]

4. Definitely too warm here in Sacramento

It will be low 60ies in the Sacramento area ... way too warm ... and no rain in sight

I guess we'll be wearing T-Shirts on Christmas day

[Bennyboy]

5. unreal to be wearing shorts on Christmas.

Lived around here for my entire life and I never saw anything like this. we are doomed. the resorts are screwed, two of the big weekends are past with no snow and only serious dumping will save them, if they can be saved.

[XemaSab]

6. Supposed to be 70 tomorrow in Redding

It's still in the high 30's at night, but it's ominous.

Yes, warm, dry stretches are not uncommon, but aside from the snow a few weeks ago, we've been in a warm, dry stretch since March.