[VRWC_minion]

They are imagining a typical desert and the area in question is not......period !!!!!!!

So you do live in a desert ? It doesn't matter what the name is. It only matters what the temp and humidity reading were I believe.

[rolling_stone]

The only wuestion I noticed was why bug guy used temp & humidity from Brown Field (Otay Mesa)vs. Gillespie Field(El Ccajon) he went with similar altitudes. There is not a significant difference IMO between the two. Brown field is a little closer to the ocean thus usuall slight les extremes, not as hot or as cool, but I believe the difference is minimal.

[Southflanknorthpawsis]

I live in San Diego County about a mile from the ocean. We don't get much rainfall just like the rest of So Cal. This is not considered a desert. I don't care what your definition states.

I have friends all over the county (El Cajon, La Mesa, Santee and so on). None of them think they live in the desert either.

[crystalk]

Because it is on the coast, SD is often quite humid even when it does not rain. Especially in the months of Feb, Mar, and Apr.