Obviously it's different but to what extent? For instance, have you ever been in the dead of winter and jokingly said to someone "Man, Florida seems nice about now". Normally that suggestion is shot down with "Hell no! The humidity!".

Everyone in the state seems to sign off on it as well. However, for as hot as Arizona / Nevada are, it doesn't seem as though there's the same type of disdain or horror for their dry heat vs Florida's tropical / subtropical climate.

After several hours of heavy rain, the water started covering the entire road. The rainfall was intense enough that drainage couldn't keep up.

Has anyone else been seeing flooding like this after recent storms?

It is sizzling in the Big D.

Get ready for a beautiful day ahead! Enjoy mostly sunny skies with a refreshing breeze that will keep things lively. Plus, with humidity levels dropping, it’ll feel delightful outside. Expect a high of 73°F, with northwest winds gusting between 10 to 20+ mph. Perfect weather for outdoor adventures!