The heat is here: Here's what Arizonans have to say 

How hot is Hell Fire? When the Eternal Wrath of God comes upon America for Fornications, Adulteries, Strange Flesh, Sorceries etc. it will be a lot Hotter (See Book of Revelation of Jesus Christ for Details)

LOL!

Yep

Jobs. Manufacturers are coming to Phoenix in droves.

😂😂😂You're not lying😂😂😂 Over 100°F at night 🤷‍♀️ meh, no problem!😂

I'm glad you reminded everyone!!!❤

Is There Paw Pads for Doggies ?

@@childofgod0726 yes Ma'am, booties for doggies found online or Target. Pet'smart etc. 😊

@@childofgod0726 yeees, but remember dogs and cats have too much hair

Sometimes I poop on the sidewalk

Hi

@@eddiew2325same here

We used to visit my mom’s family in AZ every August when I was young. I HATED it. The trip always fell on my birthday.

Exactly

Same! I’d rather someone put a tranquilizer in my mouth than go out there. It might sound a bit crazy, but that’s how much the heat is my enemy.

If u never been u wouldnt understand

@@dustingonzales797 No, I understand and I don’t live there. I’ve been in the heat enough times to know these things. It’s terrible!😣

I wanna feel that type of heat because here where I live in the northern Illinois it gets stupid humid and gross and sticky hot so maybe desert heat is more tolerable.

I live in Phx. No signs tell you to not run your car AC. Never had a problem with multiple vehicles in 24 yrs, but don't expect to drive cars that aren't well maintained or don't have AC here.

@@kbaz6658Perhaps this person is referring to the signs when you drive up a mountain road. You can see those signs in the I-17N going towards Sedona and Flagstaff. Also, the 89A scenic drive from Sedona to Flagstaff has those signs in those curvy mountain roads. I don’t live in AZ, but drive there 4 to 5 times a year from Southern California.

@@kbaz6658 This was about 35 years ago . I was heading in a rental car from the airport to Pinetop about 300 miles into the white mountains . There were signs all over , and broken down new cars . So I drive with my windows down the 300 miles . I will say , at that time few things I have seen in my life were as beautiful as the desert colors , and the fresh air and unspoiled nature in the mountains . This was an extreme heat wave I remember way over 100 degrees .

Nope God judgment is here

Not like this. We're breaking records left and right. And, the oceans are at record temperatures. We're in new territory as far as human beings are concerned.

@@MaxxBigg Stop believing everything your TV tells you to believe. Data from NOAA's Climate Reference Network shows no sustained increase in daily high temperatures in the United States since 2005 when that network began. In recent decades in the United States, heat waves have been far less severe than they were in the 1930s. At that time Heatwaves were more than 6 times worse with greater frequency and covering a larger area than the last decade (EPA). The most severe heatwave year was 1936, and was about 13 times worse than current. This year only 4 US states have achieved higher temperatures than 1936. Many states in 1936 achieved temperatures 15° hotter than the present. The all-time high temperature records set in most states occurred in the first half of the twentieth century. So far in 2023 (up to 1st August, 2023) the percentage of US Historical Climatology Network Stations reaching or exceeding 95°F (35°C) is at a record low (1895-2023) of 51%. The record high was 1931 at 93%. The trend has been consistently downwards since that point. The climate crisis was 90 years ago and you missed it.

@@MaxxBiggAgreed! I was in complete misery last summer, the worst summer ever. I was glad when it was over.

I am sure that is an opinion for someone who doesn't know sht

Exactly.

At least she's not 6B

At least she's not 6B

Will you marry me hehe

Yes. Yes you should

Instead of drinking hot water I would drink cold water

LOL

Hotter then expected*

These people think they're so witty. They just sound absolutely specially educated ​@@aouyiu

They're just reporting. People were not complaining. Jeez?

I don't see it as complaints so much as survival tips.

Southern states on the east and west coast have the craziest three digit temps. I remember my sister telling me it was 125 in Texas. I was in Florida and it was 107. 🤷🏾‍♀️

When I visit the Midwest in the Summer...it sucks really! All the humidity like you mentioned is awful. The massive amount of bugs...especially at night, trashes your clean car! Fishflies/Mayflies, roads are slippery! Never park under a light at night, can't find the door handle under those stinky bugs😂 Yup, have to love the gray, gloomy skies, rain, tornado warnings! I think AZ is the only State with no natural disasters! Kentucky sure is beautiful though! Very green❤ hills❤ mountains❤ The people are awesome, too❤

⁠@@user-gh2fo9pw2bI wanna visit AZ and feel that type of heat! I’m tired of the stickey smelly gross oppressive heat here in Northern Illinois! Although Lake Michigan does help in the beginning of the summer but when strong southwest winds blow, forget about lake breezes!

Yes for real 😢

​@@Poogienation he's only joking of course

Because its gorgeous here 😍

Why do people live in colder areas?

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