Los Angeles enjoys a subtropical climate, with an average of 320 sunshine days and only 35 days with measurable precipitation annually. The summer's season lasts nearly all year round, although during the period from December to April temperatures are alternately - between a fifty several and seventy several degrees Fahrenheit (a dozen or so and twenty-some degrees Celsius) during the day.

Just early today, An Earthquake in Los Angeles woke up people near California and Los Angeles, it was not a huge shake but it was enough to wake up everyone. The Earthquake in Los Angeles was measured to be at a level of 3.6 magnitude. The shake was significant in for those who are in West Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Malibu, Manhattan and Hermosa Beach residents. This June 7, 2010 Early morning shake could be a risk of a larger earthquake according to reports. The epicenter took place in Santa Monica Bay and depth of only 8.1 miles.

The tumbler hit a part of Los Angeles in Southern California in the early hours of the morning on Tuesday. Residents of the area were woken up by tremors but, “All is calm in the city of Los Angeles,” LA Fire Department chief Capt. Steve Ruda told media.



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