Monsoon season has begun with full force at Marble Canyon which is in Grand Canyon National Park and precedes The Grand Canyon. These images were shot from above in the Kaibab National Forest, Arizona at a cool elevation of about 9,000 feet.
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Monsoon season has begun with full force at Marble Canyon which is in Grand Canyon National Park and precedes The Grand Canyon. These images were shot from above in the Kaibab National Forest, Arizona at a cool elevation of about 9,000 feet.
12 responses to “Monsoons On Marble Canyon”
Fantastic and dramatic skies, great photos, Michael. I am not familiar with the monsoons of the US west. Can you clarify, is that rain that is falling where there is a sheet of grayness between the clouds and land, say, in the first photo?
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Yes, that is sheets of rain falling, which is a tremendous amount and the reason for flash flooding
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Great work- I really like the last three.
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Thanks Luke!
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I love monsoon season in the SW.
Beautiful photos.
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Thanks Katelon. I love monsoon season too!
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Excellent shots of one my favorite areas, at one of my favorite times of the year.
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Thanks, my favorite time of the year too!
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The beauty of that place is heightened by the storm!
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It’s amazing here during monsoon season!
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The black and white one is captivating!
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Glad you liked!
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