FLAGSTAFF, Arizona — Some areas of Arizona saw two feet of snow Wednesday night into Thursday, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
Wednesday night's winter storm once again brought tons of snow to Arizona's High Country and even close to double digits in Tucson. Areas that saw the most snowfall were in north Arizona, including Flagstaff, Prescott and Sedona.
Here are the snowfall totals as of 4 p.m. Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.
- 31 inches: 2 miles west-southwest of downtown Flagstaff
- 24.5 inches: Flagstaff airport
- 22.5 inches: Parks
- 30 inches: Kachina Village
- 23.8 inches: Munds Park
- 23 inches: Williams
- 22 inches: Bellemont
- 21 inches: Doney Park
- 19 inches: Washington Park
- 16 inches: Prescott Courthouse
- 16 inches: Cornville
- 12 inches: Summerhaven (near Tucson)
- 11 inches: West Sedona
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The snowfall totals over this past winter have broken into Flagstaff's record books.
The city's airport saw the second highest snowfall ever recorded from July 1 to March 1 at 140.1 inches total, according to the National Weather Service's Flagstaff branch. The record holder year for most snowfall seen at the airport was 1948-1949 at 153.9 inches.
The Bellemont National Weather Service Office saw it's most snow ever this year at 146.7 inches, followed close behind by 2009-2010 at 115.4 inches.
If yesterday's winter storm had come just a day earlier, Flagstaff may have beaten their previous record.
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