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  1. Gotta ask this here. I moved to Phoenix, AZ this past August from Pennsylvania. I was and still am a frequent poster in the Central PA subforum. Now that I'm out west, is this the best place to discuss Arizona weather, or should I start a thread more oriented to the southwest?
  2. I know it can snow in Florida, but it's nothing like Flagstaff and the AZ high country snows. I think technically, some locations up there are classified as an Alpine climate. Side note on the Christmas cold snap, some said there were flurries at the Dolphins game. Not sure if that was actually verified, though. *edit - I guess it actually did flurry in Miami that day*
  3. Sure seems like it. If only my parents had moved to Florida instead of Arizona...
  4. Just pickin' on ya about the typo...or brain fart...lol
  5. Punting this winter and looking at the December models???
  6. So this is the forecast for the AZ high country. How much you want to bet I get sent up there Monday and/or Tuesday?
  7. I already admit that it's my fault, you guys may as well, too. Haha...
  8. That's Mexico. I said the country, not the conus...
  9. In PA? I think I reversed the whole damn country...lol
  10. It might have. In Arizona. If you are brave enough, take a look at the GFS Kuchera clown map at 192 hrs. The EURO cuts those numbers in half, but still...
  11. It's supposed to get active out here next week, starting on Sunday. That means Flagstaff snow. Book your flights now...
  12. This is a good point, but how much is too much? If the excessive runoff is filling the depleted reservoirs, then it's good. If it's just eventually flowing back out into the Pacific, then it's not so beneficial.
  13. It's definitely needed out there (here) even if I don't particularly like it.
  14. And 'till all is said and done, she'll track right over Duluth, MN...
  15. This is what it looked like heading back to Phoenix after delivering and picking up...
  16. Nicer than here. It's a windy, rainy, miserable day today.
  17. I remember that. A couple of storms created lots of damage in the Berrysburg area, and the 225 corridor was very green and lush that summer.
  18. I had 20 inches more than you did. According to my station, I had 59.70" in 2022.
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