Some snow totals.... (Flagstaff, Prescott, Kingman: live in, floor, moving)

[Ponderosa]

Public information statement
national weather service flagstaff az
1033 am mst tue feb 10 2008

...another strong winter storm brought heavy snow and strong winds
to northern arizona monday through tuesday morning...

Another vigorous storm system brought heavy snowfall to much of
northern arizona monday and tuesday morning. Strong winds with this
storm created significant blowing and drifting of snow along with
very low visibilities...especially over the higher elevations. Snow
levels lowered to around 3500 feet.

Snowfall totals from monday morning through tuesday morning...
Received by 10 am mst tuesday include:

Arizona snowbowl.......... 13-24 inches.
Sunrise ski area.......... 26 inches.
Tonto village............. 26 inches.
Forest lakes.............. 20 inches.
Flagstaff................. 11-15 inches.
Doney park................ 13 inches.
Munds park................ 13 inches.
Bellemont................. 13 inches.
Chinle.................... 12 inches.
Mcnary.................... 11 inches.
Canyon de chelly.......... 10 inches.
Sunset crater............. 10 inches.
Prescott.................. 8-14 inches.
Window rock............... 6-10 inches.
Oak creek canyon.......... 8 inches.
Star valley............... 6 inches.
Williams.................. 6 inches.
Sedona.................... 3-6 inches.
Show low.................. 4 inches.
Jerome.................... 4 inches
chino valley.............. 3 inches.
Concho.................... 2 inches.

This storm followed closely on the heels of another winter storm
which brought heavy snow to the area saturday night and sunday.
Snowfall totals for the two storms since saturday night include:

Flagstaff airport......... 29 inches.
Tonto village..............24 inches.
Bellemont................. 24 inches.
Mcnary.................... 16 inches.

[rambrush]

Left off Kingman's snow we got 4" from the last wave and a couple from the 1st wave.
But our weather is based out of the Vegas weather site not flag.

[buckeyenative01]

My brother's a student at NAU and said at one point the snow piled up to just below his dormroom window (he's on the first floor of Tinsley). IIRC, KTAR radio sent one of their reporters up to Flagstaff for some on-the-spot reporting and he got stuck in the storm somewhere along the 17.

As for the ginormous city to the south, it was a whopping 55 degrees with moderate winds. We're such wussies.

[bobbilly79]

I measured 20" in my yard yesterday morning here in Flag

[rambrush]

Yea I talked to my office in Flag today and they have been dealing with Knee deep snow. A few of them live in Kachina Village and it sounds like it got hit pretty good as well.

[ArizonaBear]

Originally Posted by rambrush

Yea I talked to my office in Flag today and they have been dealing with Knee deep snow. A few of them live in Kachina Village and it sounds like it got hit pretty good as well.

4" of snow in Kingman is easy to deal with-----------the stuff is gone in 1-2 days

That stated: 4" of that stuff back where I am from can hang around for 1-2 weeks as slush. Ick.

[rambrush]

I grew up and took drivers ed in a little town called Easton in Washington State. The drivers ed was during the winter and we would make runs to Ellensburg and back.
Snow was amazing 3' over night was not un common and if ya did not get up in the middle of the night to start plowing you would be stranded.

[bobbilly79]

Originally Posted by rambrush

I grew up and took drivers ed in a little town called Easton in Washington State. The drivers ed was during the winter and we would make runs to Ellensburg and back.
Snow was amazing 3' over night was not un common and if ya did not get up in the middle of the night to start plowing you would be stranded.

Lived in Eburg, and I am actually moving back there in March. The snow up around the foothills wasn't the only thing, don't forget about the ice fog, especially down in the valley. I always loved trying to make trips to Yakima or Seattle in that thick fog.

[parrie-dog]

yep looking at the camera view on az511.gov really shoed that snow was everywhere in AZ.

[kozycabin]

Here in Show Low I had over a foot on my deck. Had lots more last year than this year. It melted very quickly. They get the snow plows out rather quickly so driving wasn't a problem.