Maybe it's global warming... or maybe something else.

But does this look right to you?

This is Arizona... THIS morning.



Memorial Day Weekend and it's SNOWING...

Could someone send some sun please?

Jason,

Yikes!

Here in Spokane, it's overcast, cold, and windy, and it feels as though the rain may start up again.

But not snowing.

Dang, that doesn't look like fun to me. What's the elevation there? Maybe you should move to P Ho Nix.

We're at about 7000 feet.

But don't worry, it's not snowing anymore. Now there's just some springtime hail coming down

Hey Jason,

I lived in Arizona for eight years--Yuma and Phoenix (and surrounding areas). I know that we would have LOVED a Memorial Day weekend with snow--instead of 115+ temperatures!

That's your problem.

Move to Phoenix which is closer to sea level and it will be 110 degrees in May instead.

WHOA!

Hey, I feel for ya, Jason ... but I bet you won't be bragging, "Here's the view out my window..." for a while. Will ya?

Jason, I'll trade you!

I hear Houston's heat index is supposed to be around 104 degrees today. Sure most of this heat is due to the ridiculous humidity we're sure to have.

One of the cool things (pun intended) about Arizona is that in certain locations, you might have 108 degrees on the desert floor and 50 degrees up in the mountains. If it gets too hot for outdoor activities, you simply relocate to a higher, more comfortable climate.

When I was stationed in Fort Huachuca for Army Intelligence training, there were mornings when the base would start out at 50-60 degrees in the morning, but after 10:00 (when the sun popped over the mountain ridge), it would climb into the triple digits

... but of course it was a DRY heat! Yeah right! :rolleyes:

For those of you in Rio Linda, a dry heat is where your brain cooks and you die without breaking a sweat or knowing that you are about to have a heat stroke.

Hey Al,

That's funny. No.... I can still do that, I just have to photoshop out the snow if I take the picture in may or june