Or to Vegas.   Summer year-round except for 1-2 months of pure hell in the middle of it until you get acclimated (ie, blood thins to water or 200 proof - whichever comes first).  

Love AZ to, but its getting too liberal now (although that wouldn't be a problem for someone moving from WA ).

Sorry cilrah, had to yank your chain a little.   I really love the beautiful coastal PNW too on that Thursday and Monday its not raining there each year (oops, done it again - me bad).

Now it has been raining for three days! Oh well. Six (6) weeks til Spring training.

Speaking of Liberal. I live in Montgomery County, MD. They don't call MD the Peoples Socialist Republic for Nothing.

I got mine out on Sunday. First time it has been out since the intake and roller rocker install. WHOA!!!! Talk about putting a smile on your face. It was awesome. It has done nothing but rain since then. I was stoked with the improvement, plus, I got to drive the vette again.

TEXAS, YEEE HAAAA! LOL...  Actually I'll be in Dallas mid april.  Im there every April and October for trade shows...  Good eatins in Dallas, pretty girls and great music.  The winning ticket!
 

I've had mine out almost every weekend since Christmas. 

Been great weather here in the Land of Oz....  mostly in the 50s and 60s.  Unheard of for Kansas in January, but I'll take it. 

Larry

Every time I get tempted the weather changes.  Even with all the rain there's still that white salty stuff that sticks to the car. Besides, I have it in a car bag, all sealed and snug as a bug. I'm starting to show signs of cabin fever

I had the ol girl out last Sunday & picked my daughter up from chruch. (TT's out as well) It was 60 in Indiana and sunny. Not bad considering the normal is between 0-30. Funny how my gas bill rate still increased.

Had my 71 out yesterday.  I'm still trying to "dial in" the tuning on it.   The weather man is predicting a chance of snow northwest of here tonight.  They might get 2-4" up on the plateau of Tennessee and nearly an inch in the Nashville area and northward toward Bowling Green, Ky!  That, my friends, is one reason I live in middle TN.  Moderate winters and snow measured in tenths of an inch where we live.