phoenix, az hit 116 yesterday!!!

Lets all move to Phoenix!

It's been 103-105 here everyday for the last week

worse part is my AC has been out for 4 days

So they say. So if this is supposed to be true, then why are the numbers going higher? Answer...Event 201.

It's a great place to live. Yes summer can be brutal, but it's worth the wait for winter. When the rest of the country is facing frigid cold temps and snow, we're having the most awesome weather.

Only come to AZ if u support keeping us a RED state.

Typical summer for Phoenix.

A few years back they hit 125. Airplanes couldn't take off because tires were melting on the pavement.

Watch AZ Covid 19 Map on the internet. Bottom should turn white. Flagstaff, AZ will remain red.

Phoenix is a God forsaken shithole. The only reason people move there is for easy degrees, jobs/money, or because you're a drug addict and stuck there.

Mostly jobs and money...best of luck on your addiction.

The last civilization that lived in the Phoenix Valley went Extinct 1000 years ago due to long term drought.

We will too.

The problem is we have paved the entire valley with asphalt and it stays deadly hot at night, never cools down.

Monsoon rains are pushed away from the valley by the rising heat from the pavement.

If the power ever goes out for more than 3 days ... Millions will die

Well it's mid July and Phoenix is in a valley in the middle of the Sonoran Desert soo...Deserts gonna Desert.

That's normal for PHX, Tucson and Yuma.. Matter of fact, they see 120+ around July and August

Is it 116 where people are or in the middle of a sand dune?

Airline I work for the takeoff data only goes to 120F keeps the engines from overtemping!

Not sure about the tires. It's actually due to the hot air over the wings can't create enough lift.

nope. covid is super powerful virus. it can withstand heat from raging volcano.

thats right. pavement is 150 to 160 degrees. inside a car in the sun is 160 degrees. doesnt do shit to covid as can see from the numbers. if we had a piece of the Sun, it could not kill covid.

npe.. we will be highest numbers.. it takes a politician to end covid thats how powerful it is. roasting sun forget it.. spreads covid even faster.

Jobs

Imagine that

Once upon a time it was the greatest place to live in the world

It dies in the 70s.

All of this is about conformity and control.

Add to that...water supplied by the Colorado river.

Omg SAME!!! My A/C took a dump and stoppes blowing cool air Thursday, LITERALLY >:·< ! I live in Tucson and my apartment went up to 97° (their A/C company can't come until Tuesday), they finally gave me a portable A/C unit-put it in my window-taped it up like crap and I still feel hot air coming in thru the whole UNTAPED part at the top (I'd "repair" their crappy job, but I'm 4'11"-get dizzy instantly so I'd probably fall and I have no tape except scotch tape. Fun). They set it at 62° and it has been running since Fri night when the finally put it in and my Living room and kitchen are STILL ~87°/88°since.

Smh. My rent is well more than HALF of my income-I'm alone, disabled and homebound with MS and am TERRIFIED to see my electric bill later this month! Broke as a bad joke as it IS! :<

If you are outside.

I live in Vegas, my backyard was ready 115 degrees at around 3pm. Went back out at 11 at night and it was still 103.

It's nothing new, just wait until early August!

Compared to San Antonio, it is a heavenly oasis!

Our backyard hit 124 yesterday. was 100 at 8am