If you passed out here you'd just get third degree burns from the pavement.
Now where I live we actually have *two* distinct summers. There is May-July and July-September. The first half of the summer it's super hot and dry, with nary a cloud in sight. That's the part of the summer I really don't like. Doesn't help that all the palo verde trees are dumping blossoms and allergies are through the roof.
The second half - the monsoon season - now we're talkin'. Seasonal rains move in and we get a fair mount of moisture. When the rains are in full swing we may get a thunderstorm at least once a day that rolls through and cools everything down. The moist air blowing past the creosote gives the desert a wonderful smell.
The only downside is trying to drive home when the washes are flooding.![]()
Ive always has a thing for deserts, The serenity of them has always appealed to me. Ive hiked and biked through the Atacama desert in Chile and it was by far one of the most beautiful and peaceful places ive ever visited. I love warm climates and as much as i love Blighty i hate this country during the winter, its wet, cold and brutal some times.
2 Summers sounds good to me. You should count your blessings.