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For once I'm working from home and never have to go out in winter. I'm wanting as much snow as possible but still no sign of any.
lol. That's a great point actually I didn't think about... A lot more people are working from home now so there will be less people on the road this winter. So maybe people will be able to enjoy winter more without stressing about being on the road or at work while its snowing. No?
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lol. That's a great point actually I didn't think about... A lot more people are working from home now so there will be less people on the road this winter. So maybe people will be able to enjoy winter more without stressing about being on the road or at work while its snowing. No?
Thank god it never snows here, as I still have to physically do my job (local truck driver)
Thank god it never snows here, as I still have to physically do my job (local truck driver)
Prescott is usually the southern limit for snow in Arizona outside of the elevated higher mountain areas that are south of there such as Cochise County.
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Prescott is usually the southern limit for snow in Arizona outside of the elevated higher mountain areas that are south of there such as Cochise County.
Tucson gets flurries like once every other year, and maybe once a decade it sticks. But here in Phoenix, it hasn't snowed on the Valley Floor in 22 years (some foothill suburbs have gotten snow a couple times since then), and that was just flurries. Been 30 years since we had measurable snow
I haven't posted in a while. But to be honest there hasn't been any interesting weather. Late October and the first week of November were a bit milder than normal, foliage also lasted longer (usually its pretty bare by Oct 20th, but this year we had leaves for week or so longer).
And now it has been cold ( 2-5C/ 35-40F) since about a week. Actually this morning we got some wet snowflakes, but they didn't stick at all. Tomorrow should reach 10C/50F tho, so we are not getting winter...yet. And on the topic of winter, models are still flipping around. Some are hinting at a colder/more blocked winter at times and other are going for another westerly blowtorch, there is no certainty yet.
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91°F as of 2pm, overperformed again.
That's a new record high, new latest 90°F ever, gives us 7 90's this month, which ties Nov 1999 for most November 90's ever, and gives us 191 highs 90°F+ this year, which is the 4th most ever outright, demoting 1988&2007 to a tie for 5th most
That's a new record high, new latest 90°F ever, gives us 7 90's this month, which ties Nov 1999 for most November 90's ever, and gives us 191 highs 90°F+ this year, which is the 4th most ever outright, demoting 1988&2007 to a tie for 5th most
Yeah basically we will be seeing a torch to start winter. However things could change as we approach the holidays.
Don't lose faith. Pattern could change in our favor for a cold snowy December. ENSO temps actually warmed up this past week especially over region 1+2. So maybe if that continues we will end up with a weaker or Modoki La Nina. That has a much better outlook for a cold winter
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