Beating The Arizona Summer Heat? [How to Survive the Phoenix Arizona Summers]

Beating this Arizona heat is nearly impossible, but you can survive the summers in Phoenix, Arizona. In this video, I give you tips on how to survive the Arizona summers, especially when temperatures get over 100°.

Even though Phoenix, Arizona, is known for its hot summers, there are many ways to get relaxed and still have a lot of fun. If you are new to the channel, relocating to Arizona, or moving to Arizona, you need to watch video.

Arizona summer days are fantastic if you have a pool, but you can most definitely leave for a small drive to cool off. I hope you enjoy this video of surviving the Arizona summer and beating the Arizona heat.

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Let's help all of us beat this Arizona summer heat with some great tips! Share your summer tip below. ~Victor Huerta~

[nicholaslawrence]

Great content 👍 Love the mindfullness of family❤💪

[starpop]

I just went to Phoenix to see Avril Lavigne and I had to Google HOW??? I hydrated all day but went out drinking after and threw up because it was so hot lol. Love how you mentioned the all mighty money saving sandwich and pets 💕 nailed everything

[manuelrobledo]

House with a pool makes a big difference! Use to be cheap to live here! Certainly not anymore!

[jc]

Don't live in Arizona or the Central Valley of CA. The dry heat sucks too. Look at the heatstroke fatality rates.

[rjclarkonthetube]

I guess you must have a lot of pocket money to survive a summer in Phoenix AZ.

[chipcook]

I drive without my AC unless it is over 110.
In the 70s no one drove black cars and people had common sense. All this crap is like “ caution hot liquids” on coffee cups🤣🤣

[chipcook]

I drive without my AC unless it is over 110.
In the 70s no one drove black cars and people had common sense. All this crap is like “ caution hot liquids” on coffee cups🤣
I live in north Phoenix 4 degrees less than the airport. Just got back from a grand opening the new black top was way hotter than the old side and especially the original dirt. Even after the sun goes down the black top stays extremely hot. There is your climate change.
Home Depot and others were swamp cooler not A/C . Lots of cover parking now. Most of the heat is man made.😮