Arizona in 2022!

[bri-dog]

The time will help a bit, but it will still be over 100 to start and might not get below 95 by the end (if it's a typical day).

Also, be careful, just because you aren't sweating doesn't mean you're fine, you're still dehydrating and beer and booze only make that worse. Just want you to have a good time in AZ.

But it IS a dry heat (not kidding). In Denver, 100 doesn't bother me much. K State, on the other hand kicked my ass after 25 years in Colorado...

[roadwarrior]

Sunset in Tucson on Sept 17th is 6:27pm

[Bison03]

The time will help a bit, but it will still be over 100 to start and might not get below 95 by the end (if it's a typical day).

Also, be careful, just because you aren't sweating doesn't mean you're fine, you're still dehydrating and beer and booze only make that worse. Just want you to have a good time in AZ.

I fully agree with everything you said here. But also, we are professional drinkers here, we got this! Lol

[southcliffbison]

Sunset in Tucson on Sept 17th is 6:27pm

What happens then?

[El_Chapo]

I fully agree with everything you said here. But also, we are professional drinkers here, we got this! Lol

we all survived 105 in Kansas State game. we ain't afraid of nuttin

[MankatoBison]

The time will help a bit, but it will still be over 100 to start and might not get below 95 by the end (if it's a typical day).

Also, be careful, just because you aren't sweating doesn't mean you're fine, you're still dehydrating and beer and booze only make that worse. Just want you to have a good time in AZ.

You're right, honestly I think it might need to be 1 adult beverage, 2 glasses of water, 1 adult beverage, 2 glasses of water etc.

Or pickle juice lol

[MankatoBison]

https://weatherspark.com/m/2857/9/Av...-United-States

BTW average high/low temps for that day are around 95/70. Not so bad honestly!

[southcliffbison]

But it IS a dry heat (not kidding). In Denver, 100 doesn't bother me much. K State, on the other hand kicked my ass after 25 years in Colorado...

Amen to the dry heat, Bri-d0g. Five years ago, I spent 5 days in Tucson in early March. The temperature was 95 to 100 degrees 3 of the 5 days I was there. In fact, the temperature set all time records for high temperatures in Tucson 3 of those 5 days. The humidity averaged between 1 and 2 % in that time frame. Did a bunch of tourist stuff while there (Old Tucson, Museum of the Desert, toured the UA campus. etc. ) did alot of walking and didn't break a sweat. Really amazing!

[bison22]

we all survived 105 in Kansas State game. we ain't afraid of nuttin

ughhh that was bad... fans getting carried out of the stadium from passing out

[GCWaters]

Amen to the dry heat, Bri-d0g. Five years ago, I spent 5 days in Tucson in early March. The temperature was 95 to 100 degrees 3 of the 5 days I was there. In fact, the temperature set all time records for high temperatures in Tucson 3 of those 5 days. The humidity averaged between 1 and 2 % in that time frame. Did a bunch of tourist stuff while there (Old Tucson, Museum of the Desert, toured the UA campus. etc. ) did alot of walking and didn't break a sweat. Really amazing!

Just don't go in late July/early August....temps stay high, but humidity kicks up due to monsoon season...miserable!