As the monsoon kicks off, the next three months can bring powerful thunderstorms across the region with flash floods caused by increased rainfall.
>The National Weather Service in Phoenix predicted that most of Arizona is going to have below-normal precipitation during the monsoon with above-normal temperatures, meaning Arizonans can face a hot and dry summer.
Wailua Falls. The trail is definitely closed to the public, but there are a few spots at the top where the gates have been opened up and obviously used to hike down to the bottom. So that's what we did and it was easily the most beautiful hike I have ever done. Also the sketchiest since it is super steep and covered in wet mud. But once you're at the bottom, there is nothing more amazing than just staring at the water fall to the bottom and run through the rocks. Breathtaking is an understatement.
r/diwhy was always one of my favorites :,) also miss r/Phoenix and r/Tempe for getting to find things to do near me. Maybe once that last wave off reddit hits some more Arizonans will catch the drift
Can confirm. When the closet fairy tells you you're a homosexual, you get a welcome package and a 2-3x speed boost. Also it comes with a full closet of rainbow themed (but fashionable) clothing