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  1. Yellow Brittlebush flowers bloom at the base of a Saguaro in the foothills of the Superstition Mountains

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  2. View from Lykes Lookout at the Hassayampa River Preserve on March 14, 2013.It is named for Norman Lykes, who donated the land to the Nature Conservancy.

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  3. The Superstition Mountains are dusted with snow on the day following a severe winter storm. This was taken from the Petroglyph Trail.

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  4. The Superstition Mountains are dusted with snow on the day following a severe winter storm.

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  5. Snow blankets Four Peaks the day after a winter storm in February 2013.

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        February 13, 2013
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        February 12, 2013
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  6. Rugged Arizona terrain viewed from an overlook of Fish Creek along the Apache Trail. The yellow rocks are thick layers of volcanic tuff from a gigantic caldera eruption that ocurred about 25 million years ago.

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  7. Rugged Arizona terrain viewed from an overlook of Fish Creek along the Apache Trail. The yellow rocks are thick layers of volcanic tuff from a gigantic caldera eruption that ocurred about 25 million years ago.

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  8. Papago Butte and Barnes Butte rise about 400 feet above the valley floor. Papago Butte is part of Papago Park. Barnes Butte is on the Arizona Army National Guard base on the far side of McDowell Road.

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  9. Orographic cumulus clouds form above Eldon Hills, Old Caves Crater, and the San Francisco Peaks early in the day. By mid-afternoon the area was surrounded by inense rainstorms.

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  10. Turbulent monsoon weather surrounds Pioneer Valley, near Flagstaff, Arizona. Giant cuulonimbus cells prduce torrential downpours and lightning.

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