Storms dump heavy snowfall in northern Arizona after California mess
Heavy snow shut down parts of major interstates in northern Arizona on Thursday while low-lying clouds delayed dozens of flights in Phoenix, after storms earlier this week battered California and left a muddy mess.
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Clouds move over the Los Angeles skyline, Thursday, Feb. 8. Skies have cleared over most of California after days of wind, rain and heavy snowfall that caused power outages, street flooding and damaging mudslides.2/10
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Heavy clouds move over the Griffith Observatory, left and the Hollywood Sign in this view from Los Angeles, Thursday, Feb. 8. Skies cleared over most of California on Thursday after days of wind, rain and heavy snowfall that caused power outages, street flooding and damaging mudslides.3/10
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Heavy clouds move over the San Gabriel Mountains range in this view from Los Angeles, Thursday, Feb. 8. Snow-capped mountains sparkled under brilliant sunshine that replaced days of extreme wet weather that marked a major turnabout from a very slow start to winter.4/10
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Heavy clouds move over the San Gabriel Mountains range in this view from Los Angeles, Thursday, Feb. 8. Snow-capped mountains sparkled under brilliant sunshine that replaced days of extreme wet weather that marked a major turnabout from a very slow start to winter.5/10
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Rick Schuler takes a break from snowplowing driveways in Bellemont, Arizona, on Thursday, Feb. 8.6/10
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Ryan McMillan, unloads snow from a truck bed in Bellemont, Arizona, on Thursday, Feb. 8. Storms dumped heavy snow in the region and rain in the deserts of Arizona.7/10
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Dennis Fritsch, a trucker en route from Georgia to northern Nevada, stops at a truck stop in Bellemont, Arizona, on Thursday, Feb. 8, after parts of Interstate 40 shut down because of the weather.8/10
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In this image from video provided by Friends of Big Bear Valley, a bald eagle nests over three eggs in Big Bear Valley, in the San Bernardino Mountains of Southern California, Thursday, Feb. 8. Skies cleared over most of California on Thursday after days of wind, rain and heavy snowfall that caused power outages, street flooding and damaging mudslides. Snow-capped mountains sparkled under brilliant sunshine that replaced days of wet and dangerous weather.9/10
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Zach Bryant blends into his surroundings as he digs his truck out from heavy snow amid whiteout conditions, Wednesday, Feb. 7, in Flagstaff, Arizona.10/10
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A winter storm that dumped heavy, wet snow in Flagstaff, Arizona, overnight into Wednesday, Feb. 7, downed tree branches in a Flagstaff, Arizona, neighborhood.
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