It’s coming. Get ready.
If you’re not in Walker, stay away from Walker.
…WINTER STORM WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM TUESDAY EVENING
THROUGH WEDNESDAY EVENING…* WHAT…Heavy snow and blowing snow possible. Total snow
accumulations of 4 to 12 inches possible, with higher
accumulations over the highest peaks. Winds could gust as high
as 60 to 70 mph.* WHERE…Areas near […]
Walker got 15-18″ of snow, with more at higher elevations. I took a drive with my new drone up Walker Road on the sunny day after the snow.
Brian Rose lives up near Mt. Union, near the tower. He sent us these photos.
The coyote in the driveway was yesterday, and the second is almost 2 feet of snow today.
My new drone just had a firmware update released by the company, Skydio. It allows me to push a button and it takes a panorama photo.
Click on the image below to see it full size.
2023 New Year’s Day Snow In Walker is taken about 5:00pm, after an afternoon of snow.
This is what mountain living is all about.
Watch it on YouTube if you want. https://youtu.be/EoVhg00lAKg
APS wants to put overhead power lines the entire length of Walker Road.
People are concerned for the potential of starting a fire, similar to what happened to California multiple times.
There’s a new web site to explain what the APS has proposed.
Overhead Power Lines on Walker Road
APS has proposed […]
A little advice if you have a steep driveway, (and who doesn’t in Walker?)
Walker Fire was called to a structure fire on Friday morning. The process of fighting a structure fire typically involves knocking down the flame with water then looking for hot spots/heat inside walls or the ceiling.
That second step is done by using […]
PRESCOTT, AZ, November 9, 2022 – Fire Managers on the Bradshaw Ranger District plan to take advantage of the moisture received and burn debris piles near Lynx Lake and in the Walker Road area. Ignitions are planned to start on Thursday November 10, 2022, and continue through Wednesday November 23, 2022, as favorable weather […]
Walker received about 2 inches of snow on Nov. 3. More at higher altitudes, and less at lower altitudes.
It all melted off within about a day, but this is very early for receiving snow.
