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Uploaded by: sneeze12 — Thursday September 6, 2012 — Phoenix, AZ (Current Weather Conditions)

Viewed from Desert Ridge area in north Phoenix looking south. This front sat there for several hours and dropped over 3

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1. pokparentof2 8:24 PM GMT on September 10, 2012
Powerful! Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: August 1, 2011 Comments: 630

2. innulv 9:31 PM GMT on September 10, 2012
Great sky! Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: December 1, 2002 Comments: 430

3. suzi46 12:00 AM GMT on September 11, 2012
ok..this is pretty dramatic and scary looking..you really have been getting violent weather out there this year..great 1st posting..welome to WU :).. & congrats on your VIP! Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: February 20, 2008 Comments: 9624

4. Wanderoo 12:18 AM GMT on September 11, 2012
Several members of my family, and friends who are retirees ,moved out to Scottsdale and other areas in Phoenix. So, I appreciate photos of that area. Have a lot of calls to make tonight. I assume it was 3 inches of rain that fell. I'm sure that was welcome after the sweltering summer. Not so sure the drama was welcome. Thank you. Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: February 3, 2007 Comments: 654

5. WigglesMom 1:56 AM GMT on September 11, 2012
That 3 inches of rain will hopefully dampen the dust storms / sand storms for a little while! Welcome to Weather Underground Wunder Photos! This photo is a great entry, with all its forms, colors, textures, etc. Very nice! Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: June 18, 2011 Comments: 1151

6. sneeze12 2:53 AM GMT on September 11, 2012
Thanks for the positive comments. Yes this monsoon season is starting to make a dent in the several years of drought that we have been going through. It's typical to have haboobs associated with the summer thunderstorms but recently they have been more intense due to the lack of vegitation ground cover in the deserts south of the Phoenix metro Almost all haboobs form to the south. Just north of Phoenix are the mountain ranges that climb all the way to the Mogollon rim and places like Flagstaff. Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: September 4, 2012 Comments: 1

7. mrwing13 4:13 AM GMT on September 11, 2012
Great shot! I love how the storm, dwarfs the mountains in the distance. Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: July 17, 2010 Comments: 749

8. Leeoo7 9:15 AM GMT on September 11, 2012
@ Suzi46, My 1st Thought was "whow Scary" :) Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: October 21, 2011 Comments: 5

9. maxa 5:50 PM GMT on September 13, 2012
Really angry looking clouds.. Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: August 2, 2004 Comments: 4147