Sitting midway between Dallas and Fort Worth, Arlington is a principal city in the Mid-Cities region of northern Texas. The city enjoys a strong job market, being home to aerospace and defense industries as as well playing headquarters to several large companies. Arlington also enjoys a fabulous location, with proximity to natural wonders and large commercial, business and entertainment districts alike.<\/p>\n
Covering just under 100 square miles, Arlington is the seventh most populous city in Texas and the 50th largest in the U.S. Located in Tarrant County, it\u2019s the second largest city after neighboring Fort Worth. It serves as a principal city in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, which encompasses a total of 11 counties.<\/p>\n
The city is divided geographically into five main divisions: central, north, east, south and west. Each of these larger regions is further comprised of residential neighborhoods, as well as business and commercial districts.<\/p>\n
With a humid subtropical climate, the weather in Arlington is characterized by hot, humid summers and mild winters. The city sees around 40 inches of rain each year, with May, June and October typically seeing the largest amounts. There\u2019s very little snowfall over winter, and temperatures seldom drop below freezing.<\/p>\n
Living in this type of climate comes with the challenges of keeping items that you don\u2019t use regularly safe during the hot and humid summer and also during wintertime. Instead of keeping them in your garage or attic \u2013 which is usually non-air-conditioned \u2013 you can put them in storage. A climate-controlled unit in Arlington<\/a> is ideal to avoid any damage incurred by high temperatures and humidity, especially when it comes to furniture, clothing and appliances \u2013 some of the most commonly placed items in storage.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n\n