Global Warming in Arizona

[David Eckels]

Taken just now

[John R]

Great shot, David. See how a blanket of snow can give your familiar environment a new look.

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I'll bet those cacti are surprised.

[Rob C]

And a very good composition, too!

Rob

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Nope. I am staying in Florida. 80+ now

[RSL]

Good shooting, David. Like Slobodan, I'll be happy to stay in Florida. The shot must be fairly far north in Arizona. I remember being in blizzards in Flagstaff.

[Robert Roaldi]

Nothing wrong with snow and cold. Kills off insects and street gangs.

[David Eckels]

Thanks for the comments folks. Near Sedona, about 3000 ft below Flagstaff. About a foot fell last night! Unusual.

[Rob C]

Nothing wrong with snow and cold. Kills off insects and street gangs.

The cold kills the old.

:-(

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Nothing wrong with snow and cold. Kills off insects and street gangs.

Or you can build a wall 

[Mark Nadler]

David, you are depressing me.  I planned a trip to Arizona the first week of March: Sedona, Phoenix, and Tucson. 

I like the colors in your image.

Mark

[David Eckels]

Mark, don't be depressed. It's supposed to warm up next week. The snow will have melted from the red rock by then. Enjoy.
Rob, that's why the old avoid the cold and retire to warm places!
Slobodan, 

[Peter McLennan]

Does all this desert snow bode well for a good flower bloom this year?

[David Eckels]

Does all this desert snow bode well for a good flower bloom this year?

I would say yes!