Denver To Phoenix - How Do You Feel About The Move (apartment, how much)

[DetroitN8V]

Originally Posted by BIG CATS

Average temps spread out over time don't speak much truth for modern PHX as we grow and the concrete jungle only makes us hotter and hotter as time goes by. Most of early-to-mid October is at or around 100 degrees still.


2017: Literally half of the month was at or above 95 degrees! We were 99 degrees on 10/24 for Pete's sake. Yikes!
https://www.accuweather.com/en/us/ph...017&view=table

That’s only for an hour or two in the peak of the afternoon. With lows in the 60s, it’s quite nice IMO.

[BIG CATS]

Originally Posted by DetroitN8V

That’s only for an hour or two in the peak of the afternoon. With lows in the 60s, it’s quite nice IMO.

Agreed. Nights are fantastic, as are morning hours. Afternoons require A/C, which sucks. By that time of year I just wanna not run a/c anymore, and not feel like my face is melting off in the afternoon, a la Indiana Jones style when the Nazis open the Ark. Yeah, that kind of feeling.

[Obadno]

Why are we talking about unusually hot temps like they are normal

99 in late October isn’t a record but it’s also not common and won’t be common

[Jnvlv247]

Contrast those averages and temps to Denver in October

An extremely unpredictable month where last year, they had a high of 84 one day and end of oct was 34. They got snow as well as temps from 60s-low 80s

I prefer Phoenix's warm BUT predictable weather, very few places in the USA get that predictability/stability

[BIG CATS]

Originally Posted by Obadno

Why are we talking about unusually hot temps like they are normal

99 in late October isn’t a record but it’s also not common and won’t be common

Its happened nearly every year. The heck you talkin about? I just posted a stat that showed a 10/24 date high of 99 degrees in 2017. In 2016 we hit 99 on 10/27! Its not unusual and WILL be common.

[Obadno]

Originally Posted by BIG CATS

Its happened nearly every year. The heck you talkin about? I just posted a stat that showed a 10/24 date high of 99 degrees in 2017. In 2016 we hit 99 on 10/27! Its not unusual and WILL be common.

Big cats, why don’t you move? You clearly don’t like it here

[JGMotorsport64]

Originally Posted by Obadno

Big cats, why don’t you move? You clearly don’t like it here

What would there be to complain about?

[hikernut]

Originally Posted by Jnvlv247

Contrast those averages and temps to Denver in October

An extremely unpredictable month where last year, they had a high of 84 one day and end of oct was 34. They got snow as well as temps from 60s-low 80s

I prefer Phoenix's warm BUT predictable weather, very few places in the USA get that predictability/stability

Either (predictability, or variability) can be a curse or a blessing. One can do well in Colorado if they are prepared to be flexible. I can recall a New Year's day when it was in the 70s on the Front Range and we went rock climbing in the Boulder area. On the other side of it, I can recall a 4th of July weekend when we were kept off a peak in RMNP because of a blizzard.

Yes, in Phoenix all one really needs to predict the weather is a calendar. You can plan a picnic at noon on March 5th next year and be relatively assured of nice weather. The predictability becomes a curse by late August, however, when the triple digit temps have already taken their toll, but the pleasant days of November are still too far in the future.

[Obadno]

Originally Posted by JGMotorsport64

What would there be to complain about?

It’s not that there is nothing to complain about but he complains and exaggerates in every thread

[wase4711]

Originally Posted by Obadno

It’s not that there is nothing to complain about but he complains and exaggerates in every thread

if you dont like it, then block him, so you wont have to see his posts..