Fitting 30 teams and 2,430 games into a 181-day window on a 3,133-mile landscape -- and making it unique year after year -- is an undertaking of ridiculous proportions. A Rubik's Cube with six panels on each side. That it all ultimately makes sense is a testament to foresight -- or just blind luck.
Bhushan Shah, Just another guy... Assuming 'cold' means 'absence of heat', 'tomorrow will be twice as cold as it was today' translates to 'tomorrow will be half as hot as today'. This 'hotness', or heat, is quantified by temperature, which has an absolute zero, called Absolute Zero (0 K, or -273 degrees Celsius). Thus, (assuming the question means 0 degrees Celsius), half as hot as today will be. -273 + (0 - (-273))/2 = -136.5. Thus, tomorrow the temperature will be -136.5 degrees Celsius.
Got any eggs handy? You might want to experiment with sidewalk frying today, because we're due to bake under sizzling temperatures today, according to the Daily News. They might even set a new record out in Lancaster--beating the one they set yesterday (at a balmy 107 degrees). And it's not going to cool down anytime soon, so hang on, hot stuffs, it's going to be another few days of hot hot heat. The National Weather Service forecasts mid to upper 90s in Pasadena and Burbank, low 100s in the Valley, mid to upper 70s at the beaches, and DTLA will hit 89.