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jedberg
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Culdesac Tempe: The first car-free neighborhood bu...
Don't the 100F+ temps sort of prevent walkability in Arizona?
rollinggoron
on Aug 10, 2021
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You'd be surprised how much it does not. Not saying its the same amount of folks out during Fall/Winter/Spring, but a surprising amount due walk.
vondur
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I think people tend to do those activities in the early mornings or after the sun is down.
awslattery
on Aug 11, 2021
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Proper hydration habits and efforts to acclimate help greatly with this.
maxk42
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Frequently 120+.
V99
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If by "frequently" you mean "that one day in 1990"... The single highest day of the year for most years is 115 ± 3.
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