*sigh* can it get ANY WORSE? Heard rumors (pure speculation on his part) at the forest service office today.......yes, I spend a LOT of time there, their coffee is BETTER than the PD'S

anyways.......the met from Flag office called while I was there and HE said "This pattern is going to hold SOLID with NO SNOW what so ever and NO moisture of ANY KIND until Mid May

I know it's IMPOSSIBLE to look that far out and predict such a thing however, the way it's going right NOW.......NOTHING is impossible, I STILL cannot believe that we are in the midst of a "Snowless Winter!" Maybe this is what killed off the Anasazi and Hohokum people?!?!?!?!?!?!
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/fgz
.DISCUSSION...HIGH AMPLITUDE RIDGE AXIS OVER ARIZONA WILL BREAK DOWN RAPIDLY SATURDAY AS A WEAKENING PACIFIC S/WV MOVES THROUGH THE GREAT BASIN. THIS WILL BRING INCREASED WINDS TO MANY AREAS SATURDAY AS WELL AS A FEW DEGREES OF COOLING. INVERTED VALLEYS...SUCH AS THE LCR...MAY ACTUALLY SEE WARMING SATURDAY AS MIXING IMPROVES. HGHTS COME DOWN A BIT FURTHER SUNDAY AND MONDAY...AND ANOTHER WEAK BACKDOOR FRONT WILL BRING COOL NORTHEAST WINDS TO THE AREA AGAIN ON MONDAY. WE HAVE CONTINUED A GRADUAL COOLING TREND TO ACCOUNT FOR THIS. THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEK WILL FEATURE ZONAL FLOW WITH ABOVE NORMAL HGHTS. A COLD FRONT MAY BRUSH THE AREA THURSDAY AND FRIDAY...BUT THIS ALSO LOOKS DRY. TEMPERATURES IN THE DAYTIME WILL STAY ABOVE NORMAL DESPITE THE COOLING TREND...THE BOTTOM LINE...NO MAJOR CHANGES ARE ANTICIPATED. PETERSON.