8 Reasons No One In Their Right Mind Visits Arizona In The Winter
Everyone knows Arizona doesn’t exactly have a great reputation for summer weather. Make one mistake during a summer hike and you could die on the trail. But winter? You might want to avoid coming here during that season too because we know you’re going to be sorely disappointed. Not convinced? Let’s take a look at a few reasons coming to Arizona in winter isn’t such a good idea.
What is this? I mean, isn’t February supposed to make it look all snowy, icy, and dead? Who needs wildflowers and blooming trees?
Wait, didn’t we just see a snow-less area? What gives?
Winter is supposed to be cloudy and dark, right? That’s not the case here so you’ll have to search for your moody winter day elsewhere.
Ugh, no one should have to wear those this time of year.
No scraping ice off the windshield, no shoveling snow. How are you going to get in your daily workout now?
Just kidding! You still need to work out your back with all that shoveling. But maybe just a little less than, say, Wisconsin. Also, not so much this year.
When the high is in the 60s and a cool breeze is blowing, you’ll be wondering why on earth you’re in Arizona. Seriously, why?
Okay, maybe the folks living in mountainous and high elevation areas might have an idea how to drive in snow but when those desert dwellers see the tiniest snow spot sitting in the shade? Those are the ones who will try to build a snowman with the muddy stuff.
Hoping for an animal-free weekend during your hike? Sorry to tell you but javelina, coyotes, migratory birds, and other wildlife are up and around this time of year.
What are some other reasons people should just completely avoid traveling to our state in the winter?
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