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That's a long time to spend in sin city.. lol
I love this hot, humid weather, for me its the perfect weather for mountain biking, one you're in the shade so the sun don't beat down on you, there is hardly any traffic on the trails from other riders or hikers so you have the woods to yourself, and it's the best way to get in shape........or keel over from heat exhaustion.
I was in Phoenix one summer for a week and it was almost 120 every day. Sat under an umbrella and it was perfect. Not one bead of sweat. Here I’m sweating before I’m done toweling off after a shower.
It’s gonna get worse — global warming IS real. Start packing for Canada, cause the Mexicans and Central Americans will come here, wall or no wall
Midwest summers are gross. Well so are their winters. LolKansas City, was about 115 for a week, at around 4 PM the shadow of the hotel would cover the pool and I would sit in the shallow end on a chair and have Transfusions sent out.
It’s gonna get worse — global warming IS real. Start packing for Canada, cause the Mexicans and Central Americans will come here, wall or no wall
Wait - it's hot in Phoenix in the summer?
holly cow....... alert the media.....
Phoenix has already had a record-setting summer, setting a new mark for most days 110 degrees or higher in a single year with 36, a number that's expected to climb over the next 7 days as temperatures soar to 115 degrees.
Someone reported me. I didn’t mind not posting.Did you just come out of a stint in detox?
Haven't seen you post in a while, hope all is peachy
Someone reported me.
Phoenix has already had a record-setting summer, setting a new mark for most days 110 degrees or higher in a single year with 36, a number that's expected to climb over the next 7 days as temperatures soar to 115 degrees.
I use to go to the movie theatre to get out of the heat when I was in Phoenix.They are forecasting 110 or higher for the next week.
Even those of us who have gotten used to it are melting
Since my gym is closed, I've been running up a flood control spill way in Pecos Park here in Phoenix. I'm always very hydrated.1.5 mile walk to spill way. It's about 30 yards long, 25 degree incline. 20 reps. up and down. 1.5 mile walk back. 3 times a week. Top temp 112 during run. I'm 78 and under psychiatric care. The hardest part about enduring the heat is the monotony, especially in August when overnight low is near 90 every night.
I use to go to the movie theatre to get out of the heat when I was in Phoenix.
Some people have places up in Flagstaff and further north.Do people migrate from Arizona in the summer, i.e. head up to Canada or something as a respite from the extreme heat? Kind of a reverse snowbird deal?
Movies were always a big summertime place for us to get out of the heat.
We all commented back in the spring, before it got hot, how lucky we were that we could be outdoors during the shutdown. 6 months later it's definitely changed with the heat. The wife and I can handle a few hours outside on the patio (in the shade with our misters on) but not much more than that. I even hate our pool this time of year because you still have to do all the work to keep it up but, can't enjoy it because it's so hot
Do people migrate from Arizona in the summer, i.e. head up to Canada or something as a respite from the extreme heat? Kind of a reverse snowbird deal?
Every time I go to Phoenix, I'm baffled as to why anyone thought that it was hospitable enough for human life to settle there, let alone build a top 10-size city. With the Brown, sun-beaten mountains all around, it feels ike a huge, natural solar oven.
And Gary Bettman put a hockey team there. Smh
Any good bars that sell ice cold Bud?
Scottsdale is fun for bars. Has a touristy downtown with a bunch close together. Closed one local dive down doing shots with the bartender and groups of other out of towners.
I'd stick to Flagstaff in this heat, tho. Also a nice downtown, with a few good bars and microbreweries.
Sounds like a good time, maybe next Spring
For now with funds limited, I'm pretty much indulging in my supply of Bud cans and Beam.
Bud should last through Labor Day, I may have to flip over to Natty Light again if I can't find a new job
That’s an awesome mom move.
Back in the day I would slide it cooler and disappear into the basement as a kid!
When you say up here, is that Albany? (Yeah, the power of deductive reasoning). If Albany, how do you like living in Albany?We moved my mom up here after 25 years of living in Florida. She is constantly cold and keeps the thermostat at 78 at all times. She really suffers in the winter.