The climate in san francisco?

Question

What is the season average temperature? House prices? Job market?

Answer 1

Weather
Mth high low mean prec rec high rec low
Jan 58°F 46°F 52°F 4.72 in. 79°F (1962) 32°F (1962)
Feb 61°F 49°F 55°F 4.15 in. 81°F (1986) 31°F (1989)
Mar 62°F 49°F 56°F 3.40 in. 84°F (2004) 39°F (1966)
Apr 65°F 50°F 57°F 1.25 in. 94°F (1989) 23°F (1996)
May 65°F 51°F 58°F 0.54 in. 101°F (2001) 43°F (2003)
Jun 68°F 53°F 61°F 0.13 in. 103°F (2000) 47°F (1999)
Jul 68°F 54°F 61°F 0.04 in. 103°F (1988) 47°F (1953)
Aug 69°F 56°F 62°F 0.09 in. 98°F (1993) 48°F (1969)
Sep 71°F 56°F 64°F 0.28 in. 101°F (1971) 48°F (1955)
Oct 70°F 55°F 63°F 1.19 in. 102°F (1987) 45°F (1949)
Nov 64°F 51°F 58°F 3.31 in. 86°F (1966) 40°F (1994)
Dec 59°F 47°F 53°F 3.18 in. 76°F (1958) 28°F (1990)

Real estate
HOUSING South San Francisco National Avg.
Median Home Cost 385690 146102
Home Appreciation 34.64% 7.76%
Property Tax Rate 10.4 1 6.43

Job Market
It pays most to work in San Jose, San Francisco
San Francisco Business Times - September 15, 2006
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San Francisco and San Jose lead the nation in a study of pay rates released on Friday.

The Bay Area cities have the biggest variation from the national median in pay, according to the 2006 Geographic Salary Differentials study from Mercer Human Resource Consulting.


Mercer compared local pay rates for more than 200 cities to national medians at different pay levels. According to the findings, geographic pay variations are less pronounced, but still evident, at higher pay levels.

For a job with a median national salary of $30,000, San Francisco was 25.6 percent above the median at $37,680 and San Jose came in second at $37,230 or 24.1 percent above the median. Next were New York (+22.4%), Los Angeles (+12.6%), and Seattle (+11.7%).

Pay can vary by more than 32 percentage points for the same job depending on where it's located, from a low in Birmingham to a second-highest in San Jose, according to a study released Friday.

For a job with a median salary of $60,000 nationally, for example, pay varies from a low of $55,080 (-8.2 percent) in Baton Rouge, La. to $72,000 (+20 percent) in San Jose.

Pay variations by geography are even noted at $90,000, the study said. Among the cities included in the study, this level of job paid $102,060 in New York and $104,040 in San Jose. At the low end in this category are Little Rock, Ark. ($84,510), and Omaha, Neb. ($86,580).

Answer 2

The waether.. WONDERFULL, House prices... OUT OF THIS WORLD, Job Market.. guess it depends on your training.