What kills me is that this is a gambling website and you do nothing but rip on the gambling capitol of the world. Come on Greyhound....you're at it again. You just started this thread to argue with people. But I'll bite (I'm bored and hungover):
I was in Vegas yesterday. Yeah, it was hot as fuck. But, personally, it doesn't bother me. I'd rather be hot than cold, any day. But just like you say about the misinformation about Wisconsin, it's the same way in Nevada. Everybody automatically says, "it's hot down there." You get 3 or 4 months of hot weather, the rest of the year it's very tolerable. As a matter of fact, it's down right nice. No rain, no snow....you can golf 12 months out of the year, etc, etc.
Here's my personal take on the whole thing. I've just spent the last 16 years of my life in one of the coldest, nastiest states in the nation - Wyoming. The weather is shitty there 12 months of the year. You get 8 months of snow - no joke. Then, you get wind, afternoon thunderstorms and very cold nights every fucking day, the other 4 months. Basically, it is NEVER nice there.
I'll take hot over cold anytime. Hot weather you still can: golf, swim, water ski, motorcycle, bicycle, hike/walk, work on your car, mow your grass, be able to get the fucking airport without worry about the fucking roads being closed (I'll elaborate on that one a bit; living in Wyoming any travel plans you make you have to worry about the weather 9 months out of the year. They close the fucking highways, as in I-80 and I-25. Plus, I'm not fond of risking my life on snowing and icy roads anyway, so I tried to just not drive when it was bad, which limited my travel - big fucking time. You have no idea how many times I braved white-out snow storms just to get to the fucking airport or some place that I had to go, including just trying to get to fucking work) etc, etc, etc.
My point is: in hot weather, you can still do everything, although maybe uncomfortable, but you still can do it. In cold weather it's just not the case. Anyone can argue with me, that's fine. But I've lived 16 years in a very cold climate and I'd like to think I know what I'm talking about.