22 Inches of Global Warming Hit Flagstaff, AZ

This is four times the record of 5 inches set in 1956.

In northern Arizona, stretches of Interstate 17 and I-40 were closed for part of the day due to snow accumulation and near-zero visibility. This photo from yesterday shows a section of I-40, about 5 miles west of Flagstaff, AZ (courtesy Fox News):

Here's a romantic view of the Flagstaff train station:

And then, there's always the morning after:

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