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Jul 23, 2014
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PolarisPrime
Rainfall and humidity are not the same thing
although evaporating rainfall does make the air more humid.
While AZ does dry out and FL doesn't the relative humidity of AZ in august is very high.
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So I have been back in Arizona now for a month
2FarGone
7/22/14 8:59am
Gilbert or Mesa? And Sam's also often sells temple pictures
chago04
7/22/14 9:08am
Gilbert
2FarGone
7/22/14 9:11am
Pretty sure you'll only see that in the Gilbert Sams Club.
cougXor
7/22/14 1:34pm
But, but, but...
Dbl Nickel
7/22/14 11:37am
Thre is nothing cool about Arizona in July
PolarisPrime
7/22/14 12:01pm
AZ in July separates the men from the boys
chazen
7/22/14 12:29pm
When I lived in Mesa I used to actually walk 9 holes of golf
PolarisPrime
7/22/14 12:32pm
I think Bear Lake in May actually does a better separation job.
BlueTooth
7/22/14 12:33pm
Can't handle the heat of AZ or UT
Heinz57
7/22/14 12:40pm
for me as well
Sale
7/22/14 1:26pm
In July and August AZ is often +80% humidity.
PolarisPrime
7/22/14 10:41pm
AZ has clouds in the sky holding moisture and hover around 80%
Heinz57
7/23/14 12:24am
Clearly you have never heard of the monsoon.
PolarisPrime
7/23/14 2:29pm
Lived in AZ, mesa in fact even in Aug....
Heinz57
7/23/14 2:43pm
Rainfall and humidity are not the same thing
PolarisPrime
7/23/14 2:52pm
You should know that AZ avg relative humidity
Heinz57
7/23/14 3:03pm
RE: You should know that AZ avg relative humidity
PolarisPrime
7/23/14 3:12pm
None
2FarGone
7/22/14 3:32pm
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