How to Live with 100+F/38+C Evening Temperatures by ryan161

How to Live with 100+F/38+C Evening Temperatures

Most outdoor patios in Arizona have misters installed to spray water on patrons to cool them off. So you're wondering, "don't they get soaked through over time?!" Nope, that's why we call it a dry heat.
Fantastic night capture! Love the lights. Dry heat is so much better than humidity. There are folks in South Carolina who have never experience it and therefore, look at me like I'm from another planet when I try to explain. LOL!
September 14th, 2021  
Excellent capture of the mist and the lights. I remember seeing these in Phoenix.
September 14th, 2021  
Interesting, I can cope with dry heat but humidity is a killer. Can't wait for 38 c again I am over winter now as we head into Spring in the southern hemisphere.
September 14th, 2021  
Feels like I'm there.
September 14th, 2021  
Wonderful image - looks like a stage set.
September 14th, 2021  
It would be an effective way to cool the air.
We get dry heat too & have water cooled air-con that works on the same principal. Really cool shot!
September 14th, 2021  
I've never seen this before - great capture!
September 14th, 2021  
Great capture
September 15th, 2021  
@onewing I'm over the 38C temps and can't wait to freeze. We need to switch!
September 15th, 2021  
@graham_ae Thanks! Hadn't noticed, but it does look like a stage.
September 15th, 2021  
Awesome scene/. Dry heat isn't too bad, but humidity makes those temps unbearable. fav.
September 15th, 2021  
Great atmospheric shot - thanks for the info too.
September 17th, 2021  
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