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I'll give it a B. Loses points for summer being too hot.
I would have thought that you'd have more issues with the fact that Miami can get strong cold snaps relative to its norms than the Phoenix's average temperatures in summer (low dewpoints make 110 F feel around the same as a humid 95 F in Miami would feel).
I'm also surprised that NOT ONE person gives this climate an "A" (not even the most potent heat lovers).
Last edited by ABrandNewWorld; 07-28-2015 at 09:57 PM..
A no more cold phoenix winters to deal with. Blends in surprisingly well and good rainfall
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no more cold phoenix winters to deal with. Blends in surprisingly well and good rainfall
