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Arizona doesn't sound bad, but I know a few riders out that way, and in the summer they refer to it as "Two Feet From Hell"...?
I think you honestly get used to it after a while. And it depends on what part of Arizona you're talking about. The Phoenix area and further south can certainly have tough summers, but the rest of the year more than makes up for it. No bugs, no natural disasters (earthquakes, hurricanes, etc.) that I'm aware of, all in all it has the best weather I've ever lived in.It's certainly not for everybody. A lot of people move here and realize very quickly that they can't handle the summers.
any place other than so cal. it is terrible out here
only in the 80's today almost had to wear a jacket
go south and retire listen to those that want you to live in fla.
we are full
Screwball is dead on target........... Fl is OK, Georgia, Missippi and Alabama are good (lived down in GA for some years before) but dang it is HUMID. I'm a huge fan of Nevada, Utah and Arizona.. Hotter than hell sometimes, but wide open (good condition) roads.
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