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Winter Storm in Northeast Plateaus and Mesas From Highway 264 North, Arizona
Winter Storm March 5, 2000 – March 7, 2000 · Northeast Plateaus and Mesas From Highway 264 North, Arizona
The wider storm
A powerful winter storm moved across northern Arizona for nearly two days. Some of the highest elevations reported over 3 feet of snow. Some of the two day snowfall totals included: Alpine 10 inches, Bellemonte 20 inches, Chino Valley and Cordes Junction 8 inches, Crown King 22 inches, Flagstaff Airport 22 inches, Forest Lakes 38 inches, North Rim of the Grand Canyon 23 inches (South Rim 10), Heber 27 inches, Keams Canyon 8 inches, Munds Park 27 inches, Payson 9 inches, Prescott 11 inches, Sedona 7 inches, Show Low 15, Valle 6 inches, Williams 22 inches, Winslow 6 inches, Chevlon Ranger Station 29 inches, and Christorphor Creek 28 inches.
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 5135643. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.
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