Its only 556 miles from Oroville to where I work – just think of all the money I could save by living there and commuting

Let’s see, if I leave home at 11 PM sunday I will arrive at work at 8 AM monday – departing work at 4 PM monday puts me home at 5 AM tuesday – oops, looks like I won’t make it to work tuesday …

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As for the weather being the same – I am sitting here looking at Oroville on the map (it should tell you something that I had to look at a map to see where the hell Oroville was) – hard to imagine that someplace inland from Sacramento has the same weather as San Diego

This is from the City of Oroville’s website (http://www.cityoforoville.org/statistics.html)

Climate – Moderate, Mediterranean
Average Annual Rainfall – 27.34 inches

A quick check of the weather at (http://www.orovilleca.com/local/weather-forecasts.html) tells me that it is currently 84.2 deg F and 29% humidity in Oroville at 10 am

You have a Mediterranean climate with 27″ rainfall – San Diego is a semi-arid, coastal desert climate with 9″ rainfall – it’s 84 deg F at 10 AM in Oroville and you want to tell me your weather is the same as mine?!!!? how hot is it going to get for you today? I’m sitting here wearing a sweatshirt while I type – you?

Right now it is 60 deg F in San Diego and 67% humidity – we might get up to 80 today in the inland areas but probably won’t here in the beach areas

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I admire your frugality and I have an interest in dome homes myself but comparing Oroville to San Diego doesn’t make much sense