The official tally for this set of storms is 54.2 inches of snow since Monday, with a water equivalent of 5.27 inches of moisture. This ranks as the second largest snow storm event in our recorded history.
The sun came out today! First time in days and it brightly lit the townhomes across the street from us.
This is 816 W. Cherry Ave. getting some welcome sun
This is the 4X4 pick-up truck in my back yard and its final tally of snow cover
My next door neighbor, Sonny, did not shovel once the whole storm and had 4 feet to clear this morning in one go
No worries though, his daughter helped him!
Thorpe Park near our home
Looking east on West Cherry Avenue
Looking west on West Cherry
One of our favorite restaurants on Milton, Casa Bonita, and the 8 foot high snow banks piled around it 
The entrance to the Museum of Northern Arizona was especially beautiful this morning.
Helen and I helped the staff with shoveling snow as the grounds are huge and they needed help to dig out
Helen holding a shovel on a wall that shows the four foot accumulation
Hey Wayne! Came across your site while looking for pics of the Bookmans Roof Tragedy. Can't look at it in person; I'm still snowed in. Colleen
ReplyDeleteHi Wayne! Now that's what I call snow! It makes the feeble amount we've had here in the UK look a bit pathetic. You guys seem to just get on with things while we British just grumble about it! I hope the eventual thaw is gradual. Keep warm! Cheers, Alyn
ReplyDeleteHi Wayne and Helen -and here in the East we're in for flash flood warnings
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