Paul, a close flying buddy of mine spent a month in your Arizona in December while we were freezing at -40F [night time temps] here and the temperature difference between your Arizona and here in Alberta was only a mere 106F spread ,,, and only for a week or so. But seldom see much snow locally here, only Arctic cold,,, just don't go in the Mountains to the West of here during winter, there they get massive snow. Dry cold climate here locally, east of Rockies, not like Eastern Canada with their monster snow storms. Ron Hynes -------Original Message------- From: Paul M. Anton Date: 01/07/10 13:18:05 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ercoupe-flyin] Re: Snow anyone?
>You guys will have to attach photos. It is 70 degrees, calm and sunny this morning, >just can't visualize any other kind of weather. Man that is warm. It's not even going to break 70 today. I had to roll my sleeves down when I went into the hangar this morning. When the temp on the ground isn't even 70 you can guess how bitterly cold it is at altitude. I think a cold front somewhere in California is affecting our weather making it so cold. :-) Cheers: Paul N1431A 2AZ1 Salome, Arizona www.indianhillsairpark.com
