KAFF News Northern Arizona Sees Two Feet Of Snow In Some Areas Northern Arizona received feet of new snow from a major winter storm that came through the area this week. The National Weather Service says Flagstaff picked up between 12-to-20 inches of snow, Flagstaff Airport had just over 19 inches, Doney Park had between ten-and-15 inches of snow, Munds Park had between 24-and-28 inches, while Kachina Village had 30-and-35 inches of snow. Bellemont had nearly 32 inches, Williams had between 15-and-25 inches, Prescott had between 12-and-20 inches of snow, Sedona had six-to-eight inches and Chino Valley had between 12-and-16 inches of snow. Arizona Snowbowl received ten inches of snow since yesterday and 48-inches of snow total over the last three days. Snow drifts from blowing snow may make for higher than reported snow amounts in some areas. Storm totals are from Sunday night to Tuesday evening.
Christopher Creek is just one of more than a dozen small hamlets along a 50-mile expanse of Rim Country. Beginning at the boundary of the White Mountain Apache Reservation and moving west directly under the Mogollon Rim, Ponderosa Springs is the first subdivision you encounter. Next would be Colcord Estates, Gordon Canyon, Hunter Creek, See Canyon, and then Christopher Creek. Moving on to the west, there is Kohlâs Ranch, Tonto Estates, Ellison Creek, Bonita Creek, Whispering Pines/ Washington Park, Geronimo Estates, before arriving in Pine and Strawberry. Yes, along the way there are also a number of other tiny developments carved out of the ranches of the early settlers. If you noticed that we skipped right over Mead/Collins Ranch and Tonto Village, then you have discovered this weekâs focus.