https://outagemap.aps.com/outageviewer/

APS says:

Outage Information
estimated customers impacted:
474

estimated restoration time:
1/26/2021 4:00 am

date & time off:
1/25/2021 3:12 pm

cause:
Storm related conditions

comments:
We’ve received multiple reports of outages in this area caused by storm related conditions. Field personnel are being dispatched as soon as possible to assess the extent of the damage and

boundary:
Blue Jay Rd. and Big Bug Mesa Rd. to Walker Rd.

Today is the most snow of this round of snow storms coming through Walker.

I’m going to guess it’s another foot of snow on top of the snow we already received in the last week.

It should all stop by tomorrow morning.

If you have a choice and you live in Walker, stay home, or visit your friends in Phoenix.

Winter Storm Warning
Issued: 11:43 AM Jan. 25, 2021 – National Weather Service

…WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 11 AM MST TUESDAY
ABOVE 4000 FEET…

* WHAT…Heavy snow above 4000 feet. Additional snow accumulations of 2 to 20 inches. Winds gusting as high as […]

We got 6 to 8 inches of snow last night. More in higher elevations.

There is supposed to be another foot at least coming tonight and continuing all day tomorrow.

Roads are plowed. The county takes good care of us here.

If you need your road plowed, you can call people on the “Walker Services” page.

Winter Storm Warning
Issued: 3:19 AM Jan. 24, 2021 – National Weather Service

…WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 5 AM MONDAY TO 11 AM MST
TUESDAY ABOVE 4000 FEET…

* WHAT…Expect rain and snow showers today and tonight, ahead of
very powerful storm due early Monday. Snow levels […]

Walker got a couple inches of snow last night. Most of it was actually hail.

Today, Saturday, should see a little rain, then another foot of snow is forecast from Sunday to Tuesday.

Officially; “Total snow accumulations of 6 to 12 inches possible with locally higher amounts up to 18 inches.”

Be careful and stay safe out there.

Winter Storm Watch
Issued: 2:10 PM Jan. 23, 2021 – National Weather Service

…WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY EVENING THROUGH
TUESDAY MORNING ABOVE 4000 FEET…

* WHAT…Heavy snow possible above 4000 feet. Total snow
accumulations of 6 to 12 inches possible with locally higher
amounts up to […]

That smoke you’re seeing is from a prescribed burn.

Everything’s OK. Don’t call 911. They know about it.

PRESCOTT, AZ, January 19, 2021 – Fire Managers on the Bradshaw Ranger District plan to take advantage of predicted weather to burn piles located near Copper Basin, Spruce Mountain, Groom Creek, and areas along Walker Road starting on Wednesday, January 20th through Tuesday, January 26th.

Fire managers expect smoke impacts to Prescott and surrounding areas to be light. Pile burning helps to reduce hazardous fuels adjacent to the wildland urban interface and increase ecosystem and community resilience.

Read the entire article at:

We got about 2″ of snow this afternoon.

Enough to be fun.

Not enough to cause problems.

This is a photo right before sunset.

We got a couple inches of snow last night, with temperatures into the low 20s.

Most of it is melted by the sun today, but there’s still snow on the ground.

We are supposed to be warming up over the next week.

The Forest Service says we can build campfires and shoot guns starting on Nov. 11.

Be careful out there.

Shooting and Fire Restrictions to be Lifted Wednesday, November 11 on the Prescott National Forest

Contact(s): Debbie Maneely: 928-777-2212

PRESCOTT, AZ, November 9, 2020– Due to recent moisture, cooler temperatures, and shorter days, as well as a reduction in fire activity and […]

Looks like the Horse Fire is about over.

Location: 7 Miles Northwest of Crown King; 18 miles south of Prescott, AZ on the Bradshaw Ranger District (T1N, R2W, S24)

Start Date: 10-15-20

Size: 9537 Acres

Percent Contained: 74%

Cause: Human. Under investigation.

Vegetation: Juniper, Chaparral, and Timber

Summary: The Prescott National Forest assumed command of the Horse Fire on Sunday, October 25 at 9:00 pm. The fire remains at 9,537 acres and is currently 74% contained. Although there is no threat of fire spread or potential growth; firefighters will continue to patrol and monitor containment lines. As a low-pressure system enters the […]