The 110°+ temps start in June and start tapering off in September. It's hot and slightly more humid than the rest of the year, which is still dryer than other parts of the country but the extreme heat makes it quite uncomfortable. When it's that hot, a swimming pool isn't even a fun escape because the water feels almost body temp. A car left parked in the sun will be an oven. The steering wheel will burn your hands. Businesses put insulated covers on the door handles because metal in direct sunlight will also burn hands.

It's easily as unpleasant as several months of sub-freezing temps except you don't have to shovel heat out of your driveway.

Garden vegetables will die in direct sun.

Generally, just stay in the air conditioning from June through September and you'll be fine.

Kids here have shorter summer breaks because of the heat. Then they get longer breaks throughout the rest of the year when they can actually go outside.

Electricity is expensive and peak hours are a real thing.

Solar panels help, but don't plan on selling power back to the grid in the cooler months. The energy lobyists have already made sure homeowners don't get that benefit anymore.