What all of us in the high desert in the northern half of Arizona are thinking today...
Snow Days
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I thought about going up and checking things out.
Awesome!
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Pictures taken here at home in Dewey-Humboldt at approximately 4,500 ft so Prescott and higher elevations toward Flagstaff really getting socked in. We went out to the Post Office, we figured it would be closed, but went anyways! 
Pictures taken here at home in Dewey-Humboldt at approximately 4,500 ft so Prescott and higher elevations toward Flagstaff really getting socked in. We went out to the Post Office, we figured it would be closed, but went anyways!
My uncle lives in Show Low and I have a friend staying in some cabins in Greer now. I know Greer is close to 8300 ft and Show Low isn't too much lower.
I am planning on taking a trip north either tomorrow or Saturday. I need to play in the snow a little bit!
About 24" at my house, 5pm Thursday. 6863'. It's supposed to snow through the night. It's like the old days again!
Waiting patiently for John's reply... There were talking up to 50" above Strawberry.
I heard FLG airport recorded a record 33" today! Quite a scene here in Sedona as well.
Yeah, pushing 3’ at the FLG airport this evening and still lots of upstream moisture for tonight. We’ll crest 3’ in 24 hrs tonight, crushing the previous all-time snowfall record for a 24 hr period.
Since snow was coming over the hood of the Subaru (rough on the wipers, but badass that those little cars can go through snow deeper than their hoods are tall), it was an especially good Land Cruiser day.
Some photos of cars and trucks in snow from this morning and evening:
11 am.
In the foreground is a car.
Since snow was coming over the hood of the Subaru (rough on the wipers, but badass that those little cars can go through snow deeper than their hoods are tall), it was an especially good Land Cruiser day.
Some photos of cars and trucks in snow from this morning and evening:
11 am.
In the foreground
is a car.
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First time I've ever seen the 50-100" category on a snowfall forecast map in Arizona. And I've been watching carefully for 38 years.
Awesome, well sorta, I lived in Flag early nineties and we had a big ass storm like role in for two weeks. Then again in a late April storm. Sad thing, mud, slush and you will never have clean shoes again. Thanks for sharing.Yeah, pushing 3’ at the FLG airport this evening and still lots of upstream moisture for tonight. We’ll crest 3’ in 24 hrs tonight, crushing the previous all-time snowfall record for a 24 hr period.
Since snow was coming over the hood of the Subaru (rough on the wipers, but badass that those little cars can go through snow deeper than their hoods are tall), it was an especially good Land Cruiser day.
Some photos of cars and trucks in snow from this morning and evening:
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It's been slow getting here to the White Mountains, really started getting it on about dark, might have 15" now. Hopefully get some good pictures tomorrow.
We're getting a little bit of snow here in Tucson! This was my drive to work this morning it was coming down pretty hard.
View from my front porch in NW Tucson. It’s still snowing into the late morning.
A sloppy 10" in Oracle.
