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Gallery: A snow day in the desert – Part 1

Feb. 10, 2021
black dog
snowy mountains behind a field
snow falling outside of a building
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snow falling in front of a brown building
snowy mountains behind a desert
black dog
snowy mountains behind rooftops
man holding a snowman
woman wearing a mask standing in the snow
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Chris Reidy, principal systems administrator for Research and Discovery Technology, shared this picture of his dog Snickers, asking politely to go back inside.
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snowy mountains behind a field
Kamran Talattof, who holds the Elahé Omidyar Mir-Djalali Chair of Persian and Iranian Studies, shared a shot he took during a run at Saguaro National Park.
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snow falling outside of a building
Mia Schnaible, administrative associate in the Department of Biomedical Engineering, shared this photo of snow falling outside of the Engineering building.
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snow falling outside of a building
Mia Schnaible, administrative associate in the Department of Biomedical Engineering, shared this photo of snow falling outside of Old Main.
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gray sky behind a gray building
Melanie Esher-Blair, senior program coordinator for the Arizona Telemedicine Program, shared a photo her daughter Winona took from the Honors Village.
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snow falling in front of a brown building
Selena Valencia, assistant manager with the Alfie Norville Gem and Mineral Museum, submitted this picture of the Pima County Courthouse.
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snowy mountains behind a desert
Andrew Schulz, vice president for the arts and dean of the College of Fine Arts submitted this picture from Pima Canyon Trail.
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black dog
Chris Reidy, principal systems administrator in University Information Technology Services, shared this picture of Snickers, who is asking politely to go back inside.
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snowy mountains behind rooftops
John O'Neil, vice president of research development in Research, Innovation & Impact, sent this picture of the Santa Catalina Mountains taken from the Sam Hughes neighborhood.
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man holding a snowman
In this photo, Chad Myler, health promotion manager with Life & Work Connections, holds a snowman he made with his children.
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woman wearing a mask standing in the snow
Rebecca Ballenger, associate director of Worlds of Words, shared a selfie taken by her daughter, George, a first-year student, as she was headed to take a COVID-19 test.
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It's a tradition in Tucson: When snow makes a rare appearance, people rush outside to take photos in order to prove to others, and perhaps to themselves, that snow actually fell. On Jan. 26, when snow made a rare appearance on campus and throughout the city, we asked you to share images of you, your family and your pets enjoying the fleeting taste of winter.

As we enjoy this week's unseasonably warm weather, remember winter's short visit last month with this photo gallery.

See more in this Lo Que Pasa story and part two of the gallery.

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