I got an email from someone in my company this morning talking about how Fall was in the air in Arizona. The funny thing is that I had that same thought about 20 minutes before I received that email. If you’ve lived in Arizona for any length of time, you become acutely aware of the slightest changes in temperature and humidity, and there it was this morning: The ever-so-slightest of a hint of a mention of coolness on the breeze.
Sure, it will still be over a 100 degrees every day this week, but if you are active at all and have been getting out there all Summer before the sun comes up to fry you in order to walk, run, or take a vigorous mountain bike ride as I do most mornings, you will be the first to be rewarded before everyone else. Then you’ll start to see the folks who’ve shut themselves in the air conditioning all Summer and have now decided to start an exercise regiment–these are the same folks who will decide it’s too cold when that night-time temperature hits 40 degrees–and these people are easy to spot, but that’s the subject for another post. Anyway, the long and the short of it is that Fall is almost here, and I can practically smell it in the air, and it’s the time of year where we finally remember why we subject ourselves to the Summer heat. It’s the start of the best time of the year in Arizona.
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