What city would you consider more "mild" - Phoenix or Minneapolis?

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by alex985

"Extreme" cold?


So a high of 40 F and 38 F (November and March, respectively) is "extreme"? Come on.


And I guess those 100+ temperature aren't extreme?

I noticed that too. If Minneapolis has 5 "extremely cold" months, then Phoenix easily has 4 "extremely hot" months

[nei]

Originally Posted by alex985

"Extreme" cold?


So a high of 40 F and 38 F (November and March, respectively) is "extreme"? Come on.

He has mild, warm and hot categories. But no "cold", just "extreme cold". And no "extreme hot", either.

[B87]

Extreme cold is bad, extreme heat isn't, especially dry heat.

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by B87

Extreme cold is bad, extreme heat isn't, especially dry heat.

Ok, that's your opinion and I respect it, but you do think that Phoenix has extreme heat correct?

[B87]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

Ok, that's your opinion and I respect it, but you do think that Phoenix has extreme heat correct?

For 3 months it does, but a dry 40c is still better than 5c (which is a very cold January, not a March or November)

[BMI]

Originally Posted by B87

For 3 months it does, but a dry 40c is still better than 5c (which is a very cold January, not a March or November)

Not for me it isn't

I'll take a balmy 5C any day over 40C

Minneapolis for sure, a bit colder than what I'm used to but more comfortable than Phoenix,

Phoenix has a nice winter...I've been to Phoenix in January it was nice...july not so much.

[forgotten username]

Originally Posted by B87

For 3 months it does, but a dry 40c is still better than 5c (which is a very cold January, not a March or November)

a 5c january is a mild january for me, and even more for Chicagogeorge and quite a few people here...