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It's Going To Be 80 Degrees In L.A. On Christmas

By  Matthew Bramlett
Published Dec 22, 2013 11:00 PM
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This Christmas is poised to have the kind of quintessential L.A. weather that would be deemed by outsiders as cliche.

The L.A, Times is reporting that the temperature in our fair city is going to hover around the mid-70s, while The Weather Channel is taking it a step further, predicting an 80 degree day on Christmas.

"It's going to be a great week," said meteorologist Stuart Seto to the L.A. Times. "If you want snow, it's not going to be a good week."

As all of your friends and family on the eastern seaboard and the Midwest languish in winter agony, you can sit back and know that you're going to have a very mild and comfortable Christmas here in Los Angeles. Enjoy!

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