Why doesn't snow in Arizona?

Answer 1

about 63% of the state gets snow each winter example: Flagstaff

Answer 2

Arizona is generally too warm for snow to form. The state's low humidity and high desert climate contribute to the limited snowfall. Snow is more likely to fall in the northern parts of Arizona where the elevation is higher and temperatures are colder.

Answer 3

It does snow in Arizona, Flagstaff and other high elevation areas get snow during winter.

Answer 4

it rains mostly in southern Arizona but during the summer it does snow in northern Arizona. it snows in 63 percent of the state including flagstaff which gets over 100 in. of snow per year.

Answer 5

No, not necessarily. But it does snow in Flagstaff.

Answer 6

There is a thing above Arizona that blocks all the snow, because of all this pollution we are putting in the atmosphere it is creating this thing called heat that literally melts snow away.

Answer 7

Because only part of the state is a desert. Other parts of it are much higher in elevation, and similar to Colorado.

Answer 8

In the north yes, where its cold.