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Originally Posted by GloryDayz
Some, but nothing close to the coasts, especially the east coast. It's like the difference between a wet, a hot room, and dry sauna IMO.
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I disagree. Heat waves in the MidWest are much like they are in New England with the same humidity. We just have more days like that here. But in NE the ocean provides some breezes if you're on one.
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So there are trade-offs, you can live in the wet sauna (the east coast), a dry sauna (the desert), or a hot room (the Midwest).
I, and this is just me, would take the dry sauna of the desert states over the east and south coastal areas. I lived on the east coast for WAAAAAY too long, and summers were miserable because of the humidity, it's just nasty!
That being said, when my body can no longer make heat, maybe I change my mind and move back to the human incubator states.. 
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With AC-not any more. Not that I moved here for weather reasons. I rather like snow.
Lump sum total, we have more days to enjoy outside weather—with the exception of summer. I treat summer like winter was once to me—our period of staying indoors.