Phoenix and its metropolitan area is one of the fastest growing communities in the United States. Although there are many differences and similarities in comparing Phoenix and Seattle. In the next following paragraphs will be discussing weather, geographical location, schooling systems, recreational activities, and agriculture, traffic and skyscraper buildings.
             The main difference in Seattle and Phoenix is the weather. In Seattle, the weather is very unpredictable. In the morning, there are no clouds in the sky and the next minute it could be boring down rain. Seattle has a wet and rainy reputation. The important fact to remember that Seattle receives thirty- six inches of annual rain each year however is it less than the annual rainfall in New York. Rather than the rain coming down all at once, it is a constant drizzle much like mist. It takes although Seattle is gray and dark most of the time it only takes a day of sunshine to transform it into the city we know as the "Emerald City". On average winter, temperatures can drop below freezing approximately fifteen days a year.
             Summers in Seattle are the most beautiful season of all. With the temperature, not exceed eighty-five degrees. The sunshine's and the rain stop so you can enjoy all the wonderful things the city offers you. Some of the summer activities that the city offers are the Washington State Ferries, Pike Place Market, and The waterfront. The atmosphere of Seattle takes away the gloominess of the weather outside.
             On the contrary, the weather of Phoenix is the completely opposite of Seattle's. With the sun shining on average three-hundred days per year. The average rainfall in Phoenix is eight inches per year. The rain mostly comes in the month of March. The temperature will exceed over one-hundred degrees in the summer months. On average, the warmest month is July. There are many activates that you can do when the temperature...