studmuffin451 wrote:The wind definitely does not care about anything. Maybe its really bad this year due to the El Nino and the troughs moving south later than normal. The NWS is referring to this up coming week as having unseasonably strong lows, so perhaps this is just an especially bad year for it. The wind at lower elevations doesn't seem so bad. Maybe its because it is warmer lower down? I don't think the wind is as strong on the down low. The big thing with the wind is that it seems to always be associated with a cool down, and like a slap in the face it is almost always sunny. So it ruins a day that looks good from the window.
So, not sure if I understand.
You cannot completely escape from the wind. It's always there ...
You must be referring to the "stronger gusts" felt in Arizona, south of the Grand Canyon ???
Yes, that has to do with the natural weather conditions. A lot of the storms coming in from
the Pacific Ocean have been "ravaging" UTAH this year. When that happens, ALL of Arizona
feels the
effects in the form of the same old rotten gusty winds.
I've always heard "Springtime in the Rockies" was best.
Ever think about moving to southwestern Colorado? Just a thought ...
(Hey, spring has definitely arrived in northern Utah! You just have to wait for a break in
the storms to have a peek.)