Is it nice in arizona?

where are these people getting the 95 degree weather from? Obviously they don't live here. Yes sometimes it's 95 degrees but in the summer it's usually hotter, it gets up to 120 degrees in the summer. when it's 95 degrees it's actually really nice. I love it here. I love going to the lakes here.

Very nice.

yes. but its too HOT

Used to be. Now its to crowded.

DO YOU LIKE 95 DEgree weather everyday?..ROCKS AS YOUR YARD?..and desert??

i don't i hate it now i live in sunny cool so cal

I went on vacation there a few years back with my wife. Very nice if you like hot weather with VERY low humidity.

When you get out of a swimming pool in 95 degrees F, you'll freeze at first because of the rapid evaporation of the water off your skin, but it gets comfy once your past that.

And, 90 degrees in the shade in AZ is quite comfortable too!

Phoenix is kind nice.... Tuscon is only nice by U of A, in general id rather not go there...

very nice. If you want to see some amazing sites go to Sedona (everything is red rock) or to the Grand Canyon...so beautul.. Tempe, Scottsdale, and Pheonix are really nice too! i <3 AZ

That's kind of vague. I live in North/central AZ near Prescott. The scenery and weather are great but the people are stick-up-their-*** conservative, religious, gun-toting, uneducated, only care about themselves, zealots.

Phoenix is better but twenty degrees hotter with a much higher crime rate.

If you are a girl yes anywhere.... otherwise not in downtown phx.. Mesa, Scottsdale, Glendale are good locations tho

weather is nice i liked it exect for about a month or two in the summer but its still nice

It depends where in Arizona, the desert is beautiful and the terrain is definately picture perfect. There are quite a few things to see and do there, it is the grand canyon capital of course, but we also discovered a huge meteor crater, which was pretty cool to look at. The bigger cities like Pheonix are not that great, but it all comes down to what you are wanting to see and experience

Depends. I lived in Phoenix for 5 years. Phoenix in November and April is very sweet.

Northern Arizona i.e Flagstaff is cool. Up towards the New Mexico and Arizona border is all these winding valleys, which are way cool to travel.

You can get lost in those valleys (dreamer lost)

I didn't go south of Phoenix to often, so I'd have to say Northern Arizona is much more to my liking than southern Arizona.

yes! I'm 17 and i've lived in AZ all of my life
i live in Arizona and the weather is nice most of the year and in Phoenix the weather can be unbearable in the summer, especially for people who aren't used to the heat.
But during the winter, you can go to Northern Arizona (Flagstaff) and snowboard or ski and play in the snow and things like that.
You can visit the Grand Canyon...and have TONS of fun hiking the canyon and looking at the ancient dwellings of the Native People
Phoenix has a lot of things to do year round..and you can try a lot of food: Mexican, Native American, Asian, etc.....
You can COME TO THE SUPERBOWL!
lol
I hope you like it out here in Arizona

its ok but dont come here in the summer its like 118 degrees that time of year

It is nice in the winter. The summer is hot but I love it here.

arizona is auhmazing =D

yeah it is!
okay take it from someone who has lived in az all their life!
the people who are saying its 95 all the time dont know crap!
its not hot all year, round and the whole state is definatly not desert. in the winter its around 40-60 degrees. its even snowed a few times here in the valley. in the fall and spring time its around 70-85 degrees. but in the summer time it gets pretty freakin hot! june, july, and august are in the 100s and sometimes it gets up to 115. but its not really as bad as it sounds, im really used to it now.

omg yesssss its amazing i love it there.........miss it tons :(

yeah it really is, we visited the rainforest and its scary but the most breathtaking and beautiful scenery ever!

oh sorry i thought you meant the amazon, arizona i dont know.

If you have allergies and are ready to retire, Arizona is the place for you. Otherwise, it's nothing special ;)