On average across the year,
Long Beach, California is approximately as hot as
Simi Valley, California
.
Long Beach, California has an average temperature of 19°C/66°F and Simi Valley, California has an average temperature of 19°C/66°F.
Long Beach, California's hottest month is August, with an average maximum temperature of 29°C/84°F, which is not hotter than Simi Valley, California's hottest month (also August, with an average maximum temperature of 36°C/97°F).
On average across the year, Long Beach, California is approximately as cold as Simi Valley, California . Long Beach, California has an average minimum temperature of 14°C/57°F and Simi Valley, California has an average minimum temperature of 11°C/52°F.
On average across the year,
no, Long Beach, California has less rain than
Simi Valley, California. Long Beach, California has an average annual rainfall of 268mm and Simi Valley, California has an average annual rainfall of 321mm.
Long Beach, California's wettest month is December, with an average monthly rainfall of 67mm, which is drier than Simi Valley, California's wettest month (also December, with an average monthly rainfall of 79mm).
The midpoint of Long Beach, California is approximately 48 miles (78km) south east of Simi Valley, California.
No, Long Beach, California is not further west than Simi Valley, California.
Yes, Long Beach, California is further east than Simi Valley, California. The midpoint of Long Beach, California is further east by approximately 34 miles (55km).
No, Long Beach, California is not further north than Simi Valley, California.
Yes, Long Beach, California is further south than Simi Valley, California. The midpoint of Long Beach, California is further south by approximately 35 miles (56km).
The midpoint of Simi Valley, California is approximately 48 miles (78km) north west of Long Beach, California.
Yes, Simi Valley, California is further west than Long Beach, California. The midpoint of Simi Valley, California is further west by approximately 34 miles (55km).
No, Simi Valley, California is not further east than Long Beach, California.
Yes, Simi Valley, California is further north than Long Beach, California. The midpoint of Simi Valley, California is further north by approximately 35 miles (56km).
No, Simi Valley, California is not further south than Long Beach, California.
Yes, Long Beach is more populated than Simi Valley.
Long Beach has a population of 474,140 and Simi Valley has a population of 126,788
which means that Long Beach has 347,352 more people than Simi Valley.
That makes Long Beach 4 times more populated than Simi Valley.
No, Long Beach is not less populated than Simi Valley.
Long Beach has a population of 474,140 and Simi Valley has a population of 126,788
which means that Long Beach has 347,352 more people than Simi Valley.
That makes Long Beach 4 times more populated than Simi Valley.
No, Simi Valley is not more populated than Long Beach.
Simi Valley has a population of 126,788 and Long Beach has a population of 474,140
which means that Simi Valley has 347,352 fewer people than Long Beach.
That makes Simi Valley 4 times less populated than Long Beach.
Yes, Simi Valley is less populated than Long Beach.
Simi Valley has a population of 126,788 and Long Beach has a population of 474,140
which means that Simi Valley has 347,352 fewer people than Long Beach.
That makes Simi Valley 4 times less populated than Long Beach.