Best "in between" climate. Not too hot, not too cold. (Phoenix: home, prices)

[Colt AZ]

Originally Posted by stevek64

I think the most important factor in all of this is "Too Hot" and "Too Cold" depends on the individual. I know a few people who get too hot in the 70's. And I get too cold in the 50's. Others will laugh at those "too's".

There's always somebody in Minnesota rolling around on the floor over what we Arizonans think is too cold.

[Deelighted]

This Hoosier is rolling on the floor laughing over 50's being too cold.

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Prescott!!!!

[Colt AZ]

Originally Posted by Deelighted

This Hoosier is rolling on the floor laughing over 50's being too cold.

We feel much less cold when it's at least 72.5!

[stevek64]

Originally Posted by Colt Cassidy

There's always somebody in Minnesota rolling around on the floor over what we Arizonans think is too cold.

Very true!

Originally Posted by Deelighted

This Hoosier is rolling on the floor laughing over 50's being too cold.

oh, there's one from Indiana!

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[FirebirdCamaro1220]

I think that Kingman is the best climate in this state, about 53/30 in January and around 99/70 in July with 9 inches of rain per year. April and October are about perfect with 70s/40s for the most part

[Tall Traveler]

Originally Posted by FirebirdCamaro1220

I think that Kingman is the best climate in this state, about 53/30 in January and around 99/70 in July with 9 inches of rain per year. April and October are about perfect with 70s/40s for the most part

Sierra Vista is 61/34 in January and 92/66 in July with 14" of yearly rain seems much better....you still like Kingman climate better? SV seems better every month to me.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by Tall Traveler

Sierra Vista is 61/34 in January and 92/66 in July with 14" of yearly rain seems much better....you still like Kingman climate better? SV seems better every month to me.

Sierra Vista gets dolloped by the monsoon in summer, I prefer drier less stormy weather that time of year, and pools can get warm enough to swim in without heating in Kingman (85°+ water temps). Plus, Kingman is blessed with a good location, right on I-40 and just 100 miles to Las Vegas and 190 to Phoenix if you need big city amenities, while Sierra Vista is more isolated, with Tucson being the closest city at around 100 miles or so

[Hal Roach]

Rio Rico... especially if you like it a bit on the warm side... Four years, no ac for me at 4300 feet.