Symon623 wrote:

Now back to your regularly scheduled programming of: DANG ITS COLD IN THE MORNING ON THE WAY TO WORK NOW......

Yeah I hear ya, I have the AC on low instead of high now... lol

Avis wrote:Yeah I hear ya, I have the AC on low instead of high now... lol

Pfft.... heater for me..... :(

Symon623 wrote:Pfft.... heater for me..... :(

lol I look forward to turning the heater on... Almost November and it's still t-shirt and shorts weather

Avis wrote:lol I look forward to turning the heater on... Almost November and it's still t-shirt and shorts weather

Oh its still t-shirt and shorts weather, I just need the heater at 5 in the morning...... :D

Symon623 wrote:Oh its still t-shirt and shorts weather, I just need the heater at 5 in the morning...... :D

lol by 5 in the morning Im at the shop with the bay doors wide open! :)

NWS:

A STRONG PACIFIC STORM SYSTEM WILL IMPACT THE WEATHER ACROSS NORTHERN
ARIZONA FROM SATURDAY THROUGH LATE MONDAY.

ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY...SOUTHWEST WINDS OF 20 TO 30 MPH WITH GUSTS
OF 40 MPH ARE POSSIBLE. A WIND ADVISORY MAY BE REQUIRED.

VALLEY RAIN AND MOUNTAIN SNOW WILL DEVELOP SATURDAY AFTERNOON IN
NORTHWEST ARIZONA AND SPREAD EASTWARD OVERNIGHT. RAIN AND SNOW CAN BE
EXPECTED TO CONTINUE THROUGH LATE MONDAY. FOR ELEVATIONS ABOVE 7000
FEET...SNOWFALL ACCUMULATIONS OF 4 TO 7 INCHES CAN BE EXPECTED OVER
THE KAIBAB PLATEAU AND WESTERN MOGOLLON RIM...WITH 1 TO 3 INCHES
ELSEWHERE.

:) :) :) :)

Do you guys smell that? Kinda smells like a snow run but I can't be certain.

Would be great to drive up S. Mtn for a picnic and fly a kite as the clouds cruised by

Not much snow up there yet..... need at least a coupla feet to be fun..... ;)

Here's a little somethin to help ya keep track;

http://www.forestlakesweather.com/live_camera.html

headed up to Munds Park Thu or Fri. looks like there may be some more snow before then. :crossesfingers:

-Mike, I editied the use of "cabin" out of this post. But a double-wide near the woods doesn't sound as cool. LOL

Lol. It's sweet you thought of me. Thank you. I needed a low frustration level today :)

WEDNESDAY THROUGH NEXT FRIDAY...A LOW PRESSURE TROUGH WILL DEEPEN
ACROSS THE EASTERN PACIFIC BY MID WEEK. THE STORM TRACK WILL MOVE
FURTHER SOUTH AND OPEN THE DOOR FOR UNSETTLED WEATHER CONDITIONS
ACROSS NORTHERN ARIZONA. THE FIRST OF TWO LOW PRESSURE SYSTEMS
MAY PRODUCE SHOWERS ACROSS ARIZONA STARTING ON WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY. THE SECOND SYSTEM WITH DEEPER MOISTURE AND STRONGER
DYNAMICS IS FORECAST TO ARRIVE BY NEXT WEEKEND.

THE GFS AND EUROPEAN FORECAST MODELS ARE IN FAIR AGREEMENT THIS FAR
OUT...HOWEVER THERE ARE NOTABLE DIFFERENCES IN THE STRENGTH AND
TIMING OF THESE TWO SYSTEMS. THE DEC 10TH 06Z GFS MODEL IS RUNNING
SLIGHTLY DRIER ON THE PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS WITH THE SECOND SYSTEM
AS COMPARED TO PREVIOUS MODEL RUNS. WHILE THE DEC 10TH 00Z EUROPEAN
MODEL IS FORECASTING A SLIGHTLY DEEPER AND SLOWER SYSTEM WITH MORE
PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS ON THE SECOND TROUGH THAN BOTH THE GFS MODEL AND
PREVIOUS EUROPEAN MODEL RUNS. OVERALL IT APPEARS THIS PATTERN CHANGE
SHOULD AT LEAST BRING SOME MEASURABLE PRECIPITATION TO THE NORTHLAND
BY THE END OF NEXT WEEK AND INTO THE WEEKEND WITH PRECIPITATION
AMOUNTS AND TIMING STILL A BIT HAZY THIS FAR OUT

NWS

Lookin to be a warm storm without much moisture....... :(

Thursday 70%
Snow level 6500 feet
2 inches

Thursday Night-Fri 40%
Snow level 6000 feet

Did anyone see how nice it is outside today? I hope it will stay warm like spring all winter long!

























I hate AZ...

fatbob309 wrote:
I hate AZ...

Don't forget Christmas :)

Skatchkins wrote:Don't forget Christmas :)

Yes but thats for another thread...

NWS

A VERY COLD STORM SYSTEM WILL IMPACT NORTHERN ARIZONA FROM WEDNESDAY
THROUGH FRIDAY.

MODERATE TO HEAVY PRECIPITATION SHOULD BEGIN WEDNESDAY WITH SNOW
LEVELS NEAR 5000 FEET AND GUSTY WINDS. THE BRUNT OF THE STORM SHOULD
HIT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON INTO THURSDAY AS A POWERFUL COLD FRONT MOVES
ACROSS THE REGION. DURING THIS TIME...HEAVY SNOW ACCUMULATIONS ARE
LIKELY...ESPECIALLY OVER THE MOGOLLON RIM...WHITE MOUNTAINS AND YAVAPAI
COUNTY MOUNTAINS. HEAVY SNOWFALL COMBINED WITH STRONG WINDS WILL
PRODUCE HAZARDOUS DRIVING CONDITIONS. SNOW LEVELS WILL DROP
RAPIDLY BEHIND THE FRONT...POSSIBLY TO THE LOWER DESERT FLOOR OF
CENTRAL ARIZONA. THE MOST SIGNIFICANT SNOW WILL PUSH EAST OF THE
AREA THURSDAY NIGHT...WITH LINGERING SNOW SHOWERS FOR NORTHERN
ARIZONA.

Awesome! I will be in payson/rim area Saturday-Monday...