Snow way! Valley residents tweet photos of new year’s snowfall

Tweeting out pictures of snow isn’t big news for most of the country — but for a region that’s lucky to see a trace of snowfall once a decade, it’s pretty dang exciting.

Here are some of the top tweets (with photos) of Valley snowfall beginning New Year’s Eve and continuing into the early hours of Jan. 1, 2015.

Not a lot, but yes, Snow in Phoenix, at least Metro Phoenix #PHX #scottsdale #NewYearsStorm #HappyNewYear pic.twitter.com/TVw0XueZPK

— Doug Bruhnke (@DougBruhnke) January 1, 2015

My family in PHOENIX, ARIZONA is ringing in the New Year with SNOW on the ground. #raresight pic.twitter.com/0wQEMmmi53

— Avery Turner (@AveTurner) January 1, 2015

Yeah, that's snow. In downtown Phoenix. #azwx @azcentral pic.twitter.com/VTCX2ZpyTC

— John D'Anna (@azgreenday) January 1, 2015

Snow on the Superstition Mountains of Lost Dutchman Park. #Arizonasnow #azwx @JimCantore pic.twitter.com/QOBnNvHGsj

— Chris Frailey (@Chris_Frailey) January 1, 2015

Snow in Phoenix….talk about a good omen for a new year! #azwx pic.twitter.com/wvnoiSyt0p

— Casey Stanford (@Casey_Stanford) January 1, 2015

The January 2015 podcast edition of http://t.co/YWVgqfrXsG is out now. Btw this pic is of #Phoenix #Arizona #snow pic.twitter.com/brf2tMQTXD

— StrangeButTrueRadio (@strangebtr) January 1, 2015

The mountains of Scottsdale are officially covered in snow. pic.twitter.com/L4uLmDXCuD

— J☻RDAN (@JordanWeissman) January 1, 2015

“@KTAR923: Valley residents: Send us your snow pics!” Gold Canyon got a bit! pic.twitter.com/4VSkw7W7ZS

— Kimberly Betts (@mama_betts11) January 1, 2015

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