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Is this real or fake? My limited knowledge of Arizona geography tells me South Mountain is near Phoenix and only 800 m high; seems highly unlikely it snowed at that elevation.
Is this real or fake? My limited knowledge of Arizona geography tells me South Mountain is near Phoenix and only 800 m high; seems highly unlikely it snowed at that elevation.
Is this real or fake? My limited knowledge of Arizona geography tells me South Mountain is near Phoenix and only 800 m high; seems highly unlikely it snowed at that elevation.
This has been confirmed as fake news. In retrospect, it's immediately obvious that it's not in Arizona: white centerline markings and a sketchy-looking subcompact with foreign plates. Probably somewhere in Europe.
We got our first snow flurries on Thursday just NW of Albuquerque. It is that odd kind of snow that bounces when it lands. Not sleet and not ice or the usual snowflakes. This is a dry high desert climate. What do you call that type of snow? It is like those poly/styrofoam balls.
We got our first snow flurries on Thursday just NW of Albuquerque. It is that odd kind of snow that bounces when it lands. Not sleet and not ice or the usual snowflakes. This is a dry high desert climate. What do you call that type of snow? It is like those poly/styrofoam balls.
Graupel is the likely answer.
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