So what are the "winters" like here?

Re: So what are the "winters" like here?

• starsailorr26

  

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  October 2010

  During the Winter, temps can vary from the 50's - 70's but it depends on the area. It will definitely be good for you to have a coat. You can get by with a few long sleeve tops, sweaters and jeans but it depends on how much clothes you feel you need. I just bought two pairs of maternity jeans and I think that will be enough for me to get me through most of the pregnancy.

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• luvdelilah member

  October 2010

  Great, thanks for the info.  I did bring a few coats in the move so hopefully I won't have to get a new one.  I'll definitely have to invest in some maternity jeans... I just don't want to buy a bunch stuff that I can't wear. 

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• penaltyshot

  October 2010

  Remember last week when it was cool and rainy? That's winter in LA. I wear long sleeved shirts and corduroy pants in the winter with a little jacket (waterproof one for when it rains) and that's about it.
  

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• jdbmjm

  October 2010

  penaltyshot:

  Remember last week when it was cool and rainy? That's winter in LA. I wear long sleeved shirts and corduroy pants in the winter with a little jacket (waterproof one for when it rains) and that's about it.
  

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  Well, it's like that "sometimes." That's sort of how winter is- some cool, some rainy, some (especially Christmas day and New Years Day) pretty warm. ?A coat or two should suffice. generally for me it's light sweaters or long sleeved shirts. I don't know anything about pregnancy shopping though?

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• msmerymac

  

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  November 2010

  Technically, the average high in January is 68. I usually layer from about late November until February/March. I have a pea coat and a few heavy cardigans for when I leave for work in the morning, but I never wear a parka or anything. But then, I'm from the northeast, and while my blood has thinned a bit, I don't get cold too easily. However, I find light sweaters or t-shirts with light jackets to be totally appropriate for winter. Sort of like the clothes you'd wear in early fall or spring anywhere else in the country!
  

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