People say we don’t have seasons here in San Diego, but actually we have more seasons than most places:
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Rainy Season — January
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Spring — February
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Summer — March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October
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Fire Season – March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October
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Tourist Season — Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend
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Fall — November
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Winter — December
During the tourist season, SeaWorld San Diego has a nightly fireworks show. It lasts four to five minutes and starts somewhere between 9:50 and 9:52 p.m., depending on exactly when the last Shamu show ends.
Here is SeaWorld’s fireworks show from the night of July 31, 2013:
And here are 18 seconds from the Shamu show last night:
Goodbye July! Hello August!
Football is right around the corner.
Gig ’em, Aggies!
Go Bolts!
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Great fireworks display! I like that song, too!
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In Colorado, we have two seasons – winter and summer. 🙂
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Here in Queensland, we seem to have summer and “a little less” summer. ism moving to San Diego.
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Don’t you have a Fire Season over there? If we didn’t have all these eucalyptus trees imported from Australia in the 1850s, our Fire Season would be much shorter I think…….lol
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A City for All Seasons and then Some.
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Nice fireworks and that water looks refreshing. I am still wondering where July went. Hugs
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We don’t have a winter… stop lying to your readers :p 🙂
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Actually, I should have put winter in January. In the 20 years I have been here, it has snowed twice, and that’s at the San Diego airport where the official weather records are recorded.
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I like your take on the seasons… Coming from the East Coast where we do have four very distinct seasons – summer, fall, winter, and spring – and you can easily distinguish between the four, I beg to differ. I’ve lived in San Diego for about a year, and I think it feels like endless spring all year (not summer.) I also don’t think there’s a rainy season here at all – but then again I’ve been through several tropical storms on the East Coast. 😉
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