▲ 6 r/AskLosAngeles
Does my landlord have to fix/replace my AC unit?
Asking here and r/LosAngeles because I'm sure this varies based on local laws. For reference I'm in City of LA.
My apartment came with a huge through-the-wall AC unit. Based on its serial number, this unit is nearly 40 years old. I run the through-the-wall unit, my own portable AC unit, and multiple fans literally 24/7 in the summer. Despite that, my living room reaches nearly 95 degrees every day and only gets down to mid-80s at night.
Is my landlord responsible for replacing/repairing the AC unit? Or since it never worked particularly well over the time I've lived here, is that just considered normal for the apartment and therefore not their responsibility?
u/itsnottommy — 3 months ago
▲ 7 r/meteorology
Where can I find and download weather satellite imagery?
Hi everyone! Hopefully I have the right sub/flair.
I recently saw this article about how Houston freeways seemed to create clouds of their own this week. I’m a graphic design student currently working on a book about how freeways have affected many aspects of American life, and I think this imagery would be PERFECT for part of my book. Does anyone know if I can find these satellite images (ideally without the city/road overlays) somewhere online? Copyright shouldn’t be an issue since it’s for educational use.
Thanks in advance! :)
u/itsnottommy — 4 months ago