I do golf at 110. 120 I won’t. My kid works at Dutch Bros. At 110 they still work outside in the drive thru in 5 min shifts. At 115 they go inside. 5 degrees makes a difference. |
I don't agree with this in August and into the fall (Sept/Oct). We live a few miles from the coast. |
Where? In Santa Monica in 2023, the high was above 80 in August-October for 6 days, and only once was it above 85. https://www.wunderground.com/history/monthly/us/ca/los-angeles/KLAX/date/2023-10 |
Ugh apparently when you select historical data for Santa Monica it only pulls the data from the LAX station. But should be comparable. |
Ok. There's a reason it's low season right now and nobody is sitting outside for dinner. The vast majority of people don't care if its 110 or 120. They aren't hanging out in Scottsdale/Phoenix for the summer. The rest of us just suck it up because we live here. Like people in Minnesota in January. It's still not a good time to visit. |
I live in Arizona and in August it is going to be f-ing hot anywhere south of Sedona, Sedona will be hot and you should be aware of that in terms of safety re: hiking. Flagstaff would be lovely. If staying in Phoenix the luxury hotels will be decently priced - try to stay at the Westin kierland or similar. Get shaded lounge chairs and it’ll be somewhat ok. |
. I absolutely agree. No one comes to AZ in August. I would love to be elsewhere but my kid starts school Aug 10. |
We lived in Santa Monica for 5 yrs. no AC in the house. Only needed it one week when it was around 80 F during the evenings. The rest of the time, not at all. |
Don't go to Arizona. You won't be able to do anything you'll fry.
But coastal CA is a good idea. |
Funny how millions of people live there and are able to do things in August. |
But mostly indoors. Like visiting the midwest in the winter. Is that how you want to spend your summer vacation? Off peak is summer, peak is spring. |