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But It’s A Dry Heat!So, what’s it like to live in Las Vegas? I’ve been asked plenty of times. People think the summer must be hot.  Las Vegas in June - HOT AND DRY!!! They’re not far off the mark with that observation. Most of the summer is hot and dry. Still, I think I’m just a bout sick of hearing the excuse that “it’s a dry heat” from people who don’t live here. I wish I could find a way to make the next person who says that to me and who doesn’t live here somehow live with lows in the 80s and highs in the upper 100s. For a whole year. Yeah, it’s hot out there. Be careful everyone  2 comments to But It’s A Dry Heat! |
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Believe me, we hear all summer — it’s not the heat, it’s the humidity. They give the dew points for the day and tell you that basically there’s nothing you can do with your hair today, ladies!!
But I will say the humidity from all the rain and then all the standing water from all the rain breeds the mosquitos, which are already over-running us this year. Hot and humid IS summer, that’s what summer is. So if you accept that, I guess you have to accept the bugs, too!
Kath,
I’ll take the dry heat over your weather – most of the time
I think I’d rather live back there when it gets up to 126° though
What I really miss are those wonderful 68° to 72° days in San Diego with an ocean breeze, waves, and seagulls