What % of Phoenix, AZ area residents, aka "snowbirds", move during the spring/summer months and return during fall/winter months?

This took a little digging, and I'm not surprised there wasn't an answer earlier. My answer uses the available data, but even it is incomplete (you'll see the article below says there is no absolute way to estimate all households that migrate) From the Article: >>An estimated 300,000 "snowbirds" were living in Arizona during the 2002-03 winter season. You're welcome to cook the raw data in any other way you like, but it's not a bad number.My friends in Yuma and Prescott tell me that seems about right as well, 20% more people/traffic/etc.

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