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Retired ...loving the Ryde.
Retired ...loving the Ryde.
Hi Newbie West Valley AZ
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Hey Marty! Welcome to TrikeTalk from west Texas!
Welcome to Trike -Talk Marty......:wave4:
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Thanks !
Lee H. Mann
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Marty, Welcome to Trike Talk Forum.
We have many members in Arizona around Phoenix.
Do you really enjoy those 115 degree days you get ????:Shrug:
We have many members in Arizona around Phoenix.
Do you really enjoy those 115 degree days you get ????:Shrug:
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Hi Marty,
:welcome: to the Trike Talk Family.:wave4:
:welcome: to the Trike Talk Family.:wave4:
Welcome to trike talk Marty from SE North Dakota. I need to pick your brain sometime about possible campgrounds on the west side of the Phoenix metro as we need space for a 40' RV and a 30' enclosed trailer to haul the trike and SUV south in the winters.
Marty, welcome from San Antonio, Texas. Ride safe, have fun and post often.:high5:
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Hi Marty, Welcome to Trike Talk:clapping:
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Welcome from WV:wave4:
Hello Marty, welcome to the gang.
:wave4:Welcome from Tn
Fearless
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Welcome to the forum from Pennsylvania :good: Fred
Welcome from New Mexico. Jim
Welcome from Missouri!
Marty, Welcome from (a Cool) Sturgis, S.D.
RIDE SAFE and RIDE FREE!!
Ken
RIDE SAFE and RIDE FREE!!
Ken
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Welcome aboard Marty Enjoy the Ryde and Ryde safe
Welcome from Indiana !!! :Coffee:
Bob
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you cant shovel sunshine
Really enjoy, especially from Nov 1st to May 1st
its sort of like heating the house for winter, people use the heater....well in the summer people use the air conditioner. It is the reverse. I am originally from Michigan. I will take the heat over shoveling anyday, anymore.
[h=3]DAYS WITH 110 DEGREES OR HIGHER 1896-1995
[/h]Most residents of Phoenix put up with temperatures below 110 without grumbling. However, when the mercury climbs to 110 or higher, even the old-timers feel the heat and begin to complain.
The average number of days per year with a maximum temperature of 110 degrees or higher is 9.9. These days are distributed throughout the year as follows:
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[/h]The least number of such days was 0 in 1911.
The greatest number of such days was 28 in 1979.
The greatest number of consecutive days with maximum temperature of 110 degrees or higher was 18 from June 12 through June 29, 1974.
[h=3]SPRING[/h]Earliest Date of First Occurrence of 110 or Higher: May 8, 1989
Average Date of First Occurrence of 110 or Higher: June 20 (1961-1995 Average Date June 14)
Latest Date of First Occurrence of 110 or Higher: August 9, 1915
[h=3]FALL[/h]Earliest Date of Last Occurrence of 110 or Higher: June 5, 1912
Average Date of Last occurrence of 110 or Higher: August 7 (1961-1995 Average Date August 17)
Latest Date of Last Occurrence of 110 or Higher: September 12, 1971
[h=3]PROBABILITY IN PERCENT OF OBSERVING 100 OR HIGHER, 105 OR HIGHER AND 110 OR HIGHER 1896-1995[/h]
Examples:
There is a 40 percent probability that the first 100 degree temperature or higher will occur as early as May13.
There is a 30 percent probability that the last 110 degree temperature or higher will occur as late as August19.
The 50 percent level also gives the average date of the first occurrence in spring and the average date of the last occurrence in fall.
Really enjoy, especially from Nov 1st to May 1st
its sort of like heating the house for winter, people use the heater....well in the summer people use the air conditioner. It is the reverse. I am originally from Michigan. I will take the heat over shoveling anyday, anymore.
[h=3]DAYS WITH 110 DEGREES OR HIGHER 1896-1995
[/h]Most residents of Phoenix put up with temperatures below 110 without grumbling. However, when the mercury climbs to 110 or higher, even the old-timers feel the heat and begin to complain.
The average number of days per year with a maximum temperature of 110 degrees or higher is 9.9. These days are distributed throughout the year as follows:
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| May | June | July | August | September |
| 0.1 | 3.3 | 4.4 | 1.7 | 0.4 |
The greatest number of such days was 28 in 1979.
The greatest number of consecutive days with maximum temperature of 110 degrees or higher was 18 from June 12 through June 29, 1974.
[h=3]SPRING[/h]Earliest Date of First Occurrence of 110 or Higher: May 8, 1989
Average Date of First Occurrence of 110 or Higher: June 20 (1961-1995 Average Date June 14)
Latest Date of First Occurrence of 110 or Higher: August 9, 1915
[h=3]FALL[/h]Earliest Date of Last Occurrence of 110 or Higher: June 5, 1912
Average Date of Last occurrence of 110 or Higher: August 7 (1961-1995 Average Date August 17)
Latest Date of Last Occurrence of 110 or Higher: September 12, 1971
[h=3]PROBABILITY IN PERCENT OF OBSERVING 100 OR HIGHER, 105 OR HIGHER AND 110 OR HIGHER 1896-1995[/h]
| PROBABILITY (Percent) | FIRST OCCURRENCE IN SPRING | LAST OCCURRENCE IN FALL | ||||||
| 100 OR Higher | 105 OR Higher | 110 OR Higher | 100 OR Higher | 105 OR Higher | 110 OR Higher | |||
| 90 | JUN 6 | JUN 21 | JUL 8 | SEP 12 | AUG 20 | JUL 11 | ||
| 80 | MAY 28 | JUN 17 | JUL 1 | SEP 18 | AUG 23 | JUL 18 | ||
| 70 | MAY 24 | JUN 13 | JUN 29 | SEP 21 | SEP 1 | JUL 26 | ||
| 60 | MAY 19 | JUN 10 | JUN 27 | SEP 24 | SEP 6 | AUG 1 | ||
| 50 | MAY 14 | JUN 7 | JUN 19 | SEP 27 | SEP 10 | AUG 7 | ||
| 40 | MAY 13 | JUN 3 | JUN 20 | SEP 28 | SEP 14 | AUG 10 | ||
| 30 | MAY 10 | MAY 30 | JUN 15 | SEP 30 | SEP 16 | AUG 19 | ||
| 20 | MAY 6 | MAY 25 | JUN 11 | OCT 5 | SEP 19 | AUG 26 | ||
| 10 | APR 20 | MAY 16 | JUN 4 | OCT 9 | SEP 23 | SEP 3 |
Examples:
There is a 40 percent probability that the first 100 degree temperature or higher will occur as early as May13.
There is a 30 percent probability that the last 110 degree temperature or higher will occur as late as August19.
The 50 percent level also gives the average date of the first occurrence in spring and the average date of the last occurrence in fall.
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