Although, in Southwest already began powerful and long-term heatwave, around Tuesday and Wednesday, 27.-28. April, very probably last snowing of the season 2020/2021 appeared in mountainous parts of Arizona.
In Flagstaff, 0,66 inches / 2 cm of snow fallen after snowstorm, associated with cold front moving from California into Texas.
Snowing was reported from other higher elevated parts of the state and wider region, too.
Flagstaff is elevated around 2000 MASL, but still with population around 75 000 inhabitants.
Snowing surprised last days too region of Grand Canyon (0,20 inches / 1 cm).
In even higher elevated ski centers in Southwest, more than 5 inches / 13 cm of snow fell and good conditions were still observed.
Meanwhile, on Friday, 30. April, Southwest already reports the start of extreme heatwave, with temperatures in Death Valley up to 110°C / +43°C and according to coolwx.com weather tool, in many places with overcoming of daily temperature records, mainly in California and Oregon.
During the weekend, hot anomalies will spread eastward towards Rocky Mountains and deserts on border with Mexico.
Phoenix already on Friday, 30. April, reported +33,9°C /93°F, while only on Tuesday, 27. April, minimum temperature dropped to +8,3°C /47°F and on Monday, 26, April, maximum temperature reached only +16,7°C /62°F.
Shown are a few of the preliminary observed total precipitation reports from the recent storm that brought rainfall and high elevation snow to much of northern Arizona. #azwx pic.twitter.com/FWGFWLBKAy
— NWS Flagstaff (@NWSFlagstaff) April 29, 2021
Heavy snow fell in the Flagstaff and Kachina Village areas of Arizona on April 27#weatherbug #knowbefore #wx #weather #NOAA #NWS #snowfall #Flagstaff #Kachina #stormchasing #Stormchasers #severeweather #extremeweather #mothernature #mysteriousnature #amazingearth #forceofnature pic.twitter.com/8Cbt1tZ5tq
— WeatherBug (@WeatherBug) April 28, 2021
Heavy snow in Arizona .. is that not a desert mostly?https://t.co/kgECA8fCRY
— King Arthur & Excalibur (@OscarsWild1) April 30, 2021
Snow in Arizona at the end of April? pic.twitter.com/Xvi67iCakM
— Larry Cunningham (@LarryCu14) April 29, 2021
Yes, it might be late April, but a little bit of #snow fell on Sunrise Park, Arizona on Wednesday, producing this lovely #sunrise. Check out the view: https://t.co/dzXT8w6IRE #azwx pic.twitter.com/80Zvl1iQ7s
— WeatherBug (@WeatherBug) April 29, 2021
Another 2” of new snow since Tuesday morning brings our 48-hour storm total to 7”! We’re excited to welcome you back on the slopes one last time this Thursday to Sunday for our final weekend of the 2020/2021 season!
— Arizona Snowbowl (@AZSnowbowl) April 28, 2021
📸: 4.28.21 pic.twitter.com/oTJKumkkoO
Our winter-like storm is moving east and skies are clearing from west to east across southern Arizona. Some lingering showers and a little high mountain snow will continue over eastern Arizona into this evening. Sunshine returns for Thursday & Friday… pic.twitter.com/rYdTgFhy0p
— Cuyler Diggs (@CDiggsKGUNWX) April 28, 2021
Yup…. a bit of #snow is falling at the peak of Sunrise Park Resort in east-central #Arizona this morning. Our camera is showing a bit of accumulation. Check out the view: https://t.co/QrUT7DouAQ #azwx pic.twitter.com/CZH27sW9GS
— WeatherBug (@WeatherBug) April 28, 2021
Overnight rain and snow helped crews working to contain the #FlagFire burning in the Hualapai Mountains near #Kingman. https://t.co/JoKzoUKpZe #UnitedStates #Arizona
— Francisco Taveira (@jftaveira1993) April 28, 2021
Not a lot of rain and snow across Arizona, but here's a look at some of the reports coming in tonight.#abc15wx #abc15 #azwx #az #wx #arizona #weather pic.twitter.com/qhiyWQcanP
— Amber Sullins (@AmberSullins) April 28, 2021
Rim Road
— Seldom Seen (@CampCoolOut) April 27, 2021
Payson, Arizona 4/27/21 #arizona #mogollonrim #rimroad #snowstorms #az365 #snow #roadtrip #travel #exploremore @azhighways @ArizonaTourism @12News @abc15 @azfamily @CoconinoNF @BLMArizona pic.twitter.com/PWp1fmaiDT
#FlagFire Snow at Hualapai Mountain Park and Ranger Station. pic.twitter.com/ZY7LM3ayJ1
— Arizona News (@ArizonaNewsnet) April 27, 2021
Bring on the snow! We received 5” overnight at 10,800 feet, and there’s still a few more inches in the forecast. We can’t wait to see you on the slopes this Thursday to Sunday for closing weekend!
— Arizona Snowbowl (@AZSnowbowl) April 27, 2021
📸: 4.27.21 pic.twitter.com/G8CFioDB4i
Snow Capped San Francisco Peaks Arizonahttps://t.co/QuxloqQdle #Arizona #Flagstaff #CoconinoNationalForest #landscapephotography pic.twitter.com/O08E0BGmfV
— Marianne Campolongo (@campyphotos) April 27, 2021
I kid you not! It's the last week of April 2021!! This was taken not long ago on our way to #Sedona! It's clearing up near the #switchbacks! #snow #Arizona #weather #staywarm #staysafe ❄ pic.twitter.com/38c24Dmp8p
— ✯ Here, here I am ✯ (@Rusteia) April 27, 2021
Nothing says "ARIZONA" like late-April snow! A look at the ❄❄❄ from Happy Jack
— azfamily 3TV CBS 5 (@azfamily) April 27, 2021
New Snow Pics: https://t.co/xopKHJJvji
AZ Weather Authority Forecast: https://t.co/OoHaNrk6JI pic.twitter.com/OKb1XheKh4
#snow in #april almost #may ! In #Arizona plus #wildfire in #kingman wth https://t.co/CeeZd55wmb
— DragonflyDreams (@TheDragonfly77) April 27, 2021
April 27th…just a tad over an inch of new #snow and more falling. 2 days from now, the @NWSFlagstaff forecast calls for sunshine and 70°! Spring in #Flagstaff, #Arizona is always a weather adventure!#AZWX #MountainLiving pic.twitter.com/Hyvf7FB1IG
— Mitch Strohman (@mitchstrohman) April 27, 2021
Winter wonderland in April?
— Arizona DOT (@ArizonaDOT) April 27, 2021
The snow is still there in some parts of northern Arizona. Check our AZ 511 cameras before you head out to see the latest: https://t.co/BnFvGaRiId
Don't let unplanned incidents surprise you; get the ADOT Alerts app: https://t.co/66OVvpik3p pic.twitter.com/8Y0erVGQlr
I was going to visit the Grand Canyon today, but an unexpected snow storm hit Arizona. And I'm heading to warmer weather in New Mexico! pic.twitter.com/WlPJ54iBeW
— Founders Space (@FoundersSpace) April 27, 2021
Snow in Arizona while we are making a run at a record high in Chicago. Seems like as good a day as any to remind my Zonie friends "You don't have to shovel sunshine." 🙄 https://t.co/nztJPA5LSc
— Beau Duran (@BeauDuran) April 27, 2021
2:10am: Rain and snow showers continue to fill across northern Arizona, slowly moving east through this morning. Any accumulations will be in the higher terrain above 6500 feet.
— NWS Flagstaff (@NWSFlagstaff) April 27, 2021
Showers will continue through the day today. #azwx pic.twitter.com/vqX4XDSKFl
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