Mosquitos
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Hobie Vern
Guest
Been here since last Thursday, beach girl is a mosquito magnet and she hasn't been bit.
Southbeacher
Guest
This is typically the start of mosquito season, but nothing yet. Generally, about a week or so after a good rain is when they appear in force.
mexicoruss
Lovin it in RP!
Nothing at my house in town
Jungle Jim
Guest
They were BAD all last weekend in Mirador. We couldn't sit out on our porch for thirty seconds without a painful bite.
Might be related to...................
The sleazy hotel across from the Caribbean Parrot was dumping all of their raw sewage directly onto the street. Av Sinaloa was flooded at that intersection as well as the side streets. The stink coulda choked El Zorillo. The tires on my truck still have an eight inch band of white dried up liquefied poop on them. I still have at least a dozen raised welts on by legs with little infected tops on each one.
Oh well................
JJ
Might be related to...................
The sleazy hotel across from the Caribbean Parrot was dumping all of their raw sewage directly onto the street. Av Sinaloa was flooded at that intersection as well as the side streets. The stink coulda choked El Zorillo. The tires on my truck still have an eight inch band of white dried up liquefied poop on them. I still have at least a dozen raised welts on by legs with little infected tops on each one.
Oh well................
JJ
Southbeacher
Guest
Dear Landshark and Miramar: As I sit with feet in water in Paradise, please do not disclose that information.
brokenwave
Guest
I don't know about better than Phx when the humidity is 80% and above. . But a great place to be anyway.
We left yesterday at 12PM and it was 95 going past the condos, 110 when we got 5 miles north of town. When we arrived home it was toasty but dry.
We rented a Rhino Friday afternoon and it was very warm. We spent the rest of the afternoon under a palapa, when we got too hot
we went for a swim, (water was perfect).
Another great vacation had to end, there were a lot of cars heading south on our way back, the traffic looked like a big holiday was happening.
. But a great place to be anyway.We left yesterday at 12PM and it was 95 going past the condos, 110 when we got 5 miles north of town. When we arrived home it was toasty but dry.
We rented a Rhino Friday afternoon and it was very warm. We spent the rest of the afternoon under a palapa, when we got too hot
we went for a swim, (water was perfect).
Another great vacation had to end, there were a lot of cars heading south on our way back, the traffic looked like a big holiday was happening.
Southbeacher
Guest
I hate humidity. But considering that it's more than 10 degrees cooler, and slighty breezier than PHX, I'll take Penasco. In Phoenix, my air conditioner would be running overtime. Here, a few oscillating fans have done the trick. That said, the wind velocity is a big factor. And the beaches are cooler and breezier than town and farther inland, and therefore a nice place to "park." Of course as July / August brings more humidity, the air conditioning will have to come on down here as well. But for now, fans during the day / night . . . happy hour with feet in the water late afternoon . . . Heaven!I don't know about better than Phx when the humidity is 80% and above.
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If it's so hot and humid and I have to be locked up inside with the AC on, at least I have a view of the beach from year. In Phoenix not so much.I don't know about better than Phx when the humidity is 80% and above.
We left yesterday at 12PM and it was 95 going past the condos, 110 when we got 5 miles north of town. When we arrived home it was toasty but dry.
We rented a Rhino Friday afternoon and it was very warm. We spent the rest of the afternoon under a palapa, when we got too hot
we went for a swim, (water was perfect).
Another great vacation had to end, there were a lot of cars heading south on our way back, the traffic looked like a big holiday was happening.