The Greek god Boreas, has decided to visit snowy Sedona February. He must have seen some of the pictures of the red rocks covered in snow and decided to take a mini vacation right smack dab in Sedona in Northern Arizona!
Sedona Weather January 2019
January came in with very cold temps and a half inch of snow as well! Last January (2018), there was one day that was in the 70ºs and 25 days in the 60ºs. That January was the warmest in Sedona in 9 years. The temps were spring like temps which actually got our spring off to an early start. But this January the weather was a little colder….
Sedona had 312 days of sunshine in 2018! December was the only month all year that the high temp did not get into the 70ºs. The high was 67º. There were 24 days that dipped below freezing in the early morning. There was 1 day that was below 32º as a high temp. That day happened to be New Year’s Eve (31.8º). On New Year’s Eve day, Sedona got over 5 inches of snow! The snow is already evaporating on New Year’s Day.
Thunder Mountain sits to the west and I can see the reverse sunrise on Thunder Mountain and Coffeepot Rock.
Michael Kollwitz and the Chapman Stick This instrument the Chapman Stick is uniquely American and was invented in the early 1970’s by Jazz musician Emmett Chapman. About 50 seconds into the video below Michael Kollwitz discusses the origins and his…
It will be the 46th celebration of the “Festival of Lights” in Tlaquepaque on Dec 8th.
Sedona as does most of Arizona, gets very few days of continuous overcast conditions. Many of the storms move right through the state quickly. This creates more days of sunshine. Sedona is well ahead of last year for the number of days with sunshine.
Holiday Central Sedona – Enjoy a red rock winter wonderland for the entire month of December with events, tours, dining and entertainment sure to enchant everyone. Sedona shops, boutiques and galleries offer unique gift choices that will delight any person and make a memorable impression on the recipient.
One of my favorite times of year is Fall in Sedona. Many visitors come from all over to see the Fall color in Oak Creek Canyon and contrast that with the majesty of the red rocks. Autumn, along with Spring are our busiest seasons of year. Actually, our Spring season starts in mid January and continues to the 4th of July!
Day of the Dead – This is a tradition that goes back centuries in Mexican and Hispanic tradition. It is all
about commemorating friends and relatives who have passed on in a time honored celebration generally celebrated on November 2.
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September 2018 Sedona Weather Stats Update – Our weather transition to Fall starts in mid-August. So by September the low temps are in the mid- 50ºs. You can feel the crisp air and smell the pine. It is wonderful! We did have 8 more days over last year above 90º which brought the mean temp up by 3º. But by evening, the windows were open allowing the AC to be turned off. There were a couple of days we did not even turn the AC on. One day had a high of 67º! That particular day we got a cold rain. Total rain for the month was .78 inches.
I love all the seasons in Sedona, but fall is special to me. This season is much shorter than spring but the number of people who visit Sedona in the fall is comparible. Great weather, lots of color, crisp mornings help to enthusiastically bring in fall.
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In Arizona, our big weather season is nearing the end. There has been little indication of monsoon throughout the state since the first week of September.
The Red Rock Romance and the Sedona Lifestyle attracts 3 million plus visitors a year. Sedona was ranked 13th in the TripAdvisor Top 25 U.S. Destinations. What is it that makes tourists and buyers flock to Sedona? You will find out some of the major reasons why this destination is so popular and why others want to call it home.
The Camelback Inn in Paradise Valley is just two hours south of Sedona and offers a different look, dare I say a look into the past, of a very special area in the Valley of the Sun. I highly recommend this five star resort if you are looking to relax and enjoy a little privacy from the outside world
In Hillside Sedona, you can find unique art pieces/sculpture as well as stylish interactive wind sculptures. There are stores with home furnishings, clothing and accent jewelry. Of course there is top quality dining with iconic red rock views…Sedona style!
August Chapel Hills Homes for sale – Residents enjoy living in this area because there is beauty all around you plus shopping areas and restaurants are also close by, most notably is Hillside with galleries and popular restaurants.
August 2018 Crimson View Homes For Sale – The Crimson View market showed a lot of strong activity in 2017 compared to 2016 and 2018. However, the average Cumulative Days On Market dropped by over 4.3 months in 2018.