re: Yeah, but its a DRY heat.
When I lived in CA, I could take a 95 degree day easy. It's when it passes the century mark and your body doesn't get cooler outside that I get irritable. When that mercury hits 110 and higher, you literally start risking sunstroke and heat exhaustion just standing around outside.
Yes, the dry heat helps tremendously up to about 100. The trade-off is that same dry-heat allows temperatures to keep rising up to 115 and higher with regularity every summer.
You see a number of folks here who are mentally sun damaged - where too much exposure has given them a permanent 'punch-drunk' quality. Then there are the folks who are 45 but look 75. I doubt if you see too many of either of those in that comfy vacationland where you live.
;-)