Snowy Arizona

[smokin5]

Nah, unlike the hot & dusty lowlands, it snows every year here.
I'm a mile high, baby!

The forecast for the next 2 days is snow, rain, repeat when necessary.
Up above in Flagstaff, AZ, they're bracing for up to 4 feet of snow.

[T.G]

Originally Posted by smokin5

Nah, unlike the hot & dusty lowlands, it snows every year here.
I'm a mile high, baby!

Ignore my previous post above. Looks like you answered the question while I was still composing & posting it.

[smokin5]

No problem.
I didn't post this to initiate a pseudo-political pseudo-science debate, I did it to rearrange a lot of people's preconceptions & misconceptions about Arizona.
Not all of the state is represented by the Phoenix/Tucson topography or climate. Not the GOOD parts of the state, anyway.

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Originally Posted by smokin5

No problem.
I didn't post this to initiate a pseudo-political pseudo-science debate, I did it to rearrange a lot of people's preconceptions & misconceptions about Arizona.
Not all of the state is represented by the Phoenix/Tucson topography or climate. Not the GOOD parts of the state, anyway.

No worries. I was asking because I've lived at high elevations in desert areas and had basically exactly the same experiences and not being familiar with the AZ mountain ranges, I was curious what altitude you were at.

[kugie]

Being from MA. I thought AZ was hot all over until I was sent down there for a project my Co. was doing in the pheonix area. And one of the contacts on the job is an avid hunter. He said he can go 4 hours north and end up in waste deep snow while hunting.
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