Alternatively, when the axis points away from the sun from December to March, the southern hemisphere enjoys the direct rays of the sun during their summer months. June 21 is called the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere and simultaneously the winter solstice in the Southern Hemisphere. Around December 21 the solstices are reversed and winter begins in the northern hemisphere.
The findings make San Diego the nationâs second least affordable city for buying a home behind San Francisco. The report says a person in San Diego would need to earn $98,534 a year to buy a $483,000 home, the countyâs median price in the first quarter. The median household income in the county for an individual is $50,900, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Food expenditures follow a somewhat similar but less vola-tile pattern than transporta-tion. San Diegans eat out more than other American consum-ers. Households in San Diego spend 56.9 percent of their food budget for consumption at home, while the remaining 43.1 percent is spent for food away from home.By compari-son, U.S. households typically spend 59.0 percent for food at home and 41.0 percent away.ccording to the latest U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) con-sumer expenditure survey (CES), San Diego households 1 spend an average of $52,012 per year on goods and services. This is 7 percent above the aver-age for all U.S. household consumption of $48,588.