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7 Things That Apparently Never Happen In October When You Live In Phoenix, Arizona

Wait, you mean this kind of weather isn't normal?

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7 Things That Apparently Never Happen In October When You Live In Phoenix, Arizona
Lisa Diethelm

I'm an out-of-state freshman, and I was told that the weather doesn't cool down until November. But here we are, with days below 80 and sometimes rainy days before November. Here's how I've been dealing with the surprise weather.

Letting the rain hit your face for just a moment

I bless the raaainnnsss down in Arrriiizzzooonnnaaa.

Crying from happiness when that occasional breeze hits

Feeling your hair physically move because the breeze is an actual breeze is the best feeling.

Not having your face melted off when you walk outside

I can finally enjoy a walk... in the sunshine... without getting a sunburn.

Relaxing when you see all of the clouds on cloudy days.

Sometimes seeing multiple kinds of grey clouds out of the window is just plain soothing. I can stay inside and just enjoy the fact that it isn't hot outside.

Being able to wear a hoodie and not die of heat exhaustion

This is great. I can stay cozy all day and not have to sweat at all. What a time to be alive.

Being able to shower only once a day.

At last. It's that time of year when I get to save water and not feel like I need two showers.

Being able to walk literally anywhere

I'm happy dancing everywhere I go because I can make it to the train station without dying. I could go on a run or eat my ice cream outside without it melting. The possibilities are endless.

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