<p>So I know it's pretty hot in SoCal compared to NorCal where I'm currently living.
but I seen some students brought comforters to their dorms
If it's pretty hot, would u suggest getting a light blanket?
or is bringing a comforter an appropriate choice?</p>
<p>I've never lived in LA so...how's the weather year round...</p>
<p>Thank you</p>
<p>the weather is awesome year round but it gets cold sometimes during the nights...</p>
<p>I brought a blanket and a comforter, and through the entire year, I always slept with both layers. But then again, I'm those types that need to be extra comfy when sleeping. If space is not a problem, bring both.</p>
<p>most you will need is one blanket. it IS usually very cold at night, but that's outside. Inside the rooms it is comfortable</p>
<p>if you live in a hall, think twice about it (no A/C). if you like to be warm at night, it's great. if not, you'll end up kicking it off your bed onto your roommate below =P</p>
<p>plazas have A/C, so when i was in de neve last year my comforter was a great thing to have. especially considering my bed was right below the vent, and my roomie liked to keep the room freezing cold!</p>
<p>haha the AC is your worst enemy when you sleep on the top bed and don't want to climb down to turn it off, also hopefully you won't get a roommate that leaves his alarm set after he leaves for the weekend... that bugged me so much... also he have like 5 alarms ringing between 7am to 9am while his class is at 10... hated those alarms...</p>
<p>If you're from NorCal you'll have no trouble at all dealing with the LA weather.</p>
<p>Right now it's summer so its hot as hell... 100 degrees.</p>
<p>In winter, a single blanket is enough.</p>
<p>i love oregon, no heat waves :D :D :D</p>
<p>i think i would have had a more enjoyable sleeping life if i had a comforter. i only had a single blanket and found myself cold for some nights :/. upgrading next year!</p>