Utah isn't on here because some places are much colder than others and It's a desert, but in Layton, where I am, it gets in the 110s half the time in July. I have friends who used to live in GA who can relate.
People will say stuff like this but what they don't realize is that humidity plays a major role I live in Louisiana where it's very humid always. I went to Nevada on a 110 degrees day and it felt like a 90 degrees day in Louisiana. Though it is still very hot.
One time I (Texas) was on a phone call with my grandma (Quebec) during the summer and she complained about the heat being 23 degrees and the way she described it it translated into Farenheit at about 105. I asked her what it actually was in Farenheit and she said about 75.
Also, the northern part of the state gets some really cold and snowy weather. There are also a lot of mountain ranges surrounding the desert areas (where I live). So, Arizona's average temp won't be as high as expected (although not sure how they calculate the average). On a "highest temp ever recorded" list, I assume Arizona would be only topped by Death Valley in California. This past summer has been HOT.
I feel like Arizona should be farther up. I know it is a dessert but it is different to say dry hot and humidity. Arizona is very very hot during summers, autumns, and sometimes even winters.
As an inhabitant of AZ, it certainly doesn't feel like "dessert" in the middle of the summer.
AZ does rank second among the states in terms of highest temp ever recorded. However, as I noted in a earlier comment, in terms of statewide average temps, the higher elevations up north and the multitude of mountain ranges help offset the really high temps of the desert. And the desert gets cold in the winter, but obviously not as extreme as up north.
Before moving here, I had an image of Arizona as just one vast desert with s Grand Canyon, but there are plenty of mountainous areas including one stretch with the largest expanse of Ponderosa pine in the world.
Normally Utah is extremely cold but in the winter for 2020 and 2021 we had about 5 snows and it melted within a hour from when it snowed so Utah is extremely hot and dry so summer is going to be a pain.
I know it's not the hottest but it's pretty hot in MN right now. We're on a streak of 90s and it even got to 100 the other day. Our winters are freezing cold and our summers tend to be pretty hot
AZ does rank second among the states in terms of highest temp ever recorded. However, as I noted in a earlier comment, in terms of statewide average temps, the higher elevations up north and the multitude of mountain ranges help offset the really high temps of the desert. And the desert gets cold in the winter, but obviously not as extreme as up north.
Before moving here, I had an image of Arizona as just one vast desert with s Grand Canyon, but there are plenty of mountainous areas including one stretch with the largest expanse of Ponderosa pine in the world.
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