Not just skimpy clothing, but the heat and boredom from staying indoors make the women significantly easier in the summer vs the winter (it's this way on OLD). Women will commonly invite you straight over in the summer much more so than in winter.
Based on a conversation on a swipe app or social media DMs? That's solid.
The heat does prevent being outdoors for extended periods of time during most of the day. If you must be outdoors in summer, doing it at 5 AM can be acceptable, though in recent years there have been more 90 degree days at sunrise. I remember many mornings in the 2000s with temperatures in the mid-70s at sunrise in the 5 AM hour. I would take walks then.
Nowadays, in middle of Summer, temperatures don't go below 90.
Some articles about the recent Phoenix heatwave are below. Phoenix broke a record that was set in 1974 earlier this week. In 1974, there were 18 consecutive days of high temperatures of 110+. Phoenix currently has had 20+ days of 110+ degree high temperatures.
Record-Breaking Summer: Over 6,500 Daily U.S. Heat Records Fell—Here Are The Biggest Ones
Single-day temperature records have fallen over the last month in Texas, Florida, Arizona and the Pacific Northwest.www.forbes.com
A Firsthand Account Of Phoenix’s Record-Breaking Heatwave
The current heatwave across the country is brutal. Today I provide a firsthand account of what it's like to live in Phoenix during a dangerous, record-breaking heatwave.
Summer 2023 was miserable in Metro Phoenix. The 31 consecutive of 110 degrees+ was ridiculous. The previous record of 18 in 1974 was a much different time in Metro Phoenix. Around 1974, Maricopa County would have had a population of approximately 1.2 million. Today, Maricopa County has 4.5 million people. There's far more asphalt and concrete to trap in the heat from the sun as compared to what was around in 1974.Today will be the 31st consecutive day in Phoenix with a high temperature of 110 degrees+. Today is expected to be the final day of that streak, as tomorrow's forecast high will only be 106 degrees.
As Phoenix hits 30 days over 110, expected monsoon rains could help cool the Southwest
While the wet weather may offer some temperature relief it could also bring damaging winds, blowing dust and the chance of flash flooding, the National Weather Service warned.www.nbcnews.com
There's a video below from a segment on the local ABC affiliate about Phoenix's lack of housing affordability. This is something I mentioned in the initial post on this thread in 2022 and it's been a trend developing in Phoenix for a long time. I would say that the trend started in the Metro Phoenix around 2014-2015.
www.12news.com
105+ degree weather in late September and early October is going to affect seduction opportunities. It also has effects on other parts of life that are less directly related to seduction. Having this heat this late in the year would get very annoying.
This sh1t is highly annoying. I moved here knowing the deal but this is ridiculous. I was wearing a jacket just last week and now this sh1t.Phoenix recorded a high temperature yesterday (September 28, 2024) of 117 degrees. That's a record and typical highs for late September are around the mid-90s.
Hottest September temperature ever recorded in Phoenix
Today, we shattered another heat record, and we think the record-setting will continue for another week.www.azfamily.com
It was 113 degrees on September 25 and that broke a record too.
Phoenix smashes previous heat record, hits 113 degrees
The previous record was 108 degrees set in 1989.
In the first post, I wrote...
105+ degree weather in late September and early October is going to affect seduction opportunities. It also has effects on other parts of life that are less directly related to seduction. Having this heat this late in the year would get very annoying.
The best days in any year in Phoenix are the days when the typically highs start to fall below 90, which is usually in mid-October.
It would be highly annoying to be dealing with 105+ and 110+ degree days at the end of September and beginning of October. As I write this, I have seen that all days through next Saturday (October 5) are forecast to be 105+. These late September/early October temperatures seem more like late July/early August.
When I was living in Phoenix, it was the pre-swipe app era. Website dating methods were well established by then and some people used there. Sending DMs on social media platforms was happening but less frequently than it happens now.
My overall favorite area in Phoenix was East Phoenix, specifically the Arcadia/Biltmore areas.
One big difference I've noticed is that the Springs and Falls are getting shorter.
That affects outdoor seduction, date planning, and overall quality of life.
Here's where it gets even worse:
Phoenix winters are somewhat overrated in general. Overnight low temperatures sit often fall into the 30s in winter. I can remember spending some nights outdoors at Old Town Scottsdale venues that were cold in the 2000s. Also, a lot of venues don't have coat check so you're forced to carry your coat indoors at these venues when the temperatures are in the 30s/early 40s.
That does affect both outdoor pickup and date planning.
I agree our winters are overrated. There's a reason a lot of retirees pick Florida (warmer winters). For that matter, even a lot of young Northerners pick Florida when moving for warmth.
Women are cooped up and bored and the heat makes people show skin when they're outdoors. Personally and anecdotally from others, the heat can make you a little horny.
It's my fave area of Phx too, I live in it.
