Yes, once again, I know what you're thinking.
"Monsoon? In Arizona? What the heck is he smokin' anyway?"
But it's true.
We do have a monsoon in Arizona.
Actually two of them.
One in the middle of the year, the summer monsoon.
And one toward the end of the year, the winter monsoon.
What monsoon means is that there is a change in the wind direction, which tends to bring in moisture to our state.
What rain we get . . granted, it's not much . . is preceded by towering clouds.
So here's what I saw the other day.
My view was through a window on the second floor of our public library.
In this next picture, you can see a little of the adjacent city government building on the left, flanked by those delicious whipped cream clouds.
True to form, we have had a couple of days with thunder, lightning, wind and, yes, even some rain.
In this hot and dry state, it is greatly appreciated.
