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February 23, 2019

"Odds are pretty good that the snow will come off in an orderly, polite and civil manner with no problems,”
John Parsons (aka Mr. Verde River)

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WILL SNOW MELT = MORE FLOODS?
Verde Valley river expert John Parsons says ‘probably not’

Heavy snow on Thursday and Friday resulted in closures and power outages throughout the Verde Valley.

February 23, 2019
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