Phoenix - Places to Walk. - Page 2

vertex · #21 Posted **Mar 22, 2007, 3:40 AM**

The July average is low because the Monsoon season starts by then anyway. If there isn't a cloud in the sky, then yeah, it can get to 110.

PHX602 · #22 Posted **Mar 22, 2007, 4:43 AM**

It's too hot to do anything in Phoenix, June - August from 12pm-6pm. I won't lie though, even without the humidity it's fucking hot plain and simple and you get pretty uncomfortable especially when driving. I'm at work during those times so it really isn't a big deal. I find summer mornings and nights extremely comfortable even when doing physical activites like mountain biking. Besides an few extra weeks of heat in May and September, the rest of the year more than makes up for it. Take it from a person who has lived in multiple states on every coast in the US, Phoenix weather ROCKS.

Vicelord John · #23 Posted **Mar 22, 2007, 4:56 AM**

Hell I mountain bike in mid summer in the afternoons, call me crazy if you will.

combusean · #24 Posted **Mar 22, 2007, 4:59 AM**

You know, you would think for as blazingly hot this city is it would have a more active nightlife.

vertex · #25 Posted **Mar 22, 2007, 5:03 AM**

Agreed, a great excuse to have a 24-hour city.

HX_Guy · #26 Posted **Mar 22, 2007, 5:04 AM**

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Originally Posted by combusean

You know, you would think for as blazingly hot this city is it would have a more active nightlife.

It's too damn hot!

No really though, I have been to more uncomfortable places...such as Miami in September where it may not be 100 degrees at 10:00 PM, but the humidity more then makes up for it. Standing in line to get into a club while literally soaking in sweat after just 5-10 minutes really makes you miss the dry heat.

PHX602 · #27 Posted **Mar 22, 2007, 5:27 AM**

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Originally Posted by HX_Guy

It's too damn hot!

No really though, I have been to more uncomfortable places...such as Miami in September where it may not be 100 degrees at 10:00 PM, but the humidity more then makes up for it. Standing in line to get into a club while literally soaking in sweat after just 5-10 minutes really makes you miss the dry heat.

Having lived in West Palm Beach and Tampa I can vouch for that. I think the Florida summers are much more uncomfortable than Phoenix.

I think Phoenix has a great nightlife its just spread out.