Photos: Snow in the Santa Catalina Mountains
Nearly two-days of snowfall covered the Santa Catalina Mountains with snow on Wednesday, Dec. 14.
Snow in the Santa Catalina Mountains
A granite spire seems to enjoy the sunshine at Windy Point in the Santa Catalina Mountains after a two-day storm blanketed the area with snow.
Snow in the Santa Catalina Mountains
Amit Dhapa adds to a large snowman at Geology Vista along the Catalina Highway in the Santa Catalina Mountains on Wednesday.
Snow in the Santa Catalina Mountains
Pantano High School students duck and cover beneath a bush as snow falls on them at Windy Point in the Santa Catalina Mountains on Wednesday.
Snow in the Santa Catalina Mountains
Michael Huntley, left, takes a photo of himself and his friend Rayli Durrenberger, right, at Windy Point in the Santa Catalina Mountains on Wednesday.
Snow in the Santa Catalina Mountains
A small snowman keeps watch at Geology Vista in the Santa Catalina Mountains on Wednesday.
Snow in the Santa Catalina Mountains
Snow covers a pine tree in the Santa Catalina Mountains near Lizard Rock on Wednesday.
Snow in the Santa Catalina Mountains
A single-engine plane flies low over Tucson as the snow-capped Santa Catalina Mountains rise in the background on Wednesday December 14, 2011. Photo taken from near Tucson International Airport.
Snow in the Santa Catalina Mountains
With fall colors still on some trees in the foreground, snow sprinkles Finger Rock area of the Santa Catalina Mountain range after two days of snowfall.
Snow in the Santa Catalina Mountains
Snow sprinkles the Finger Rock area of the Santa Catalina Mountainss on Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011, as seen from La Encantada shopping center at Campbell and Skyline.
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The scientists still predict a warm, dry winter for Arizona, though the evidence so far is to the contrary. Most of Arizona and New Mexico have recorded precipitation totals In December that are at least 50 percent above normal.
As the fog slowly lifted from around the Tucson area on Sunday, Dec. 4, the mountains revealed a dusting of snow.
The town of Summerhaven on Mount Lemmon received enough snow to shovel and overnight temperatures in the teens on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2011.