Ready to see some beautiful images of Arizona this week? We received a lot of incredible pictures for this week’s reader submission post and, as usual, it was difficult to narrow the list down. However, we were able to so check out how Arizona is looking this week! Enjoy!

1. Let’s start the list with a look at an adorable little ground squirrel seen at the Grand Canyon last week.
Ray Pfeiffer
My sister works for the Arizona Game & Fish department, so her advice when coming across cute wild animals like this guy is to leave them alone and avoid feeding them!
2. This dreamy view (thanks to some tinting) is of the pines in Flagstaff.
Daay Jaay
3. The Sunrise Ski Resort on the White Mountain Apache Reservation is looking especially pretty here.
Chelly Hall
4. This image of a rainbow at Golden Valley reminds me of the rainbow article from earlier this week. 🙂
Jennifer O’Harra
5. Michelle of Maricopa captured this sunrise in her hometown. Such a pretty sight!
Michelle Bell
6. Here’s a picture of the San Francisco Peaks from Lockett Meadow. This is just one of the many we received.
Debora A. Fetsko
Debora A. Fetsko
The photographer also came across this deer while getting photos!
7. Chirag sent us this lovely photo of the Peaks via email. I wish I was there right now!
Chirag Patel
8. Here’s another photo of the Peaks and its reflection in some recent rain water.
Nancy Reniker-Neve
9. Speaking of rain water, did you get any precipitation at your home this week? Sherri sent us this photo of the lightning in San Tan Valley.
Sherri Beeman St. John

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10. And Lesia in Dilkon sent us this photo of some ominous-looking clouds from one of the storms this week. She was also within the same area as the tornado warning near Winslow this week, yikes!
Lesia Spencer
11. And here’s a look at another storm (perhaps the same one) brewing over the Superstition Mountains. That red hue makes it look especially threatening.
Randy Dietmeyer
12. They weren’t the only ones who experienced some strange weather. Mindi posted this photo of Montana Mountain outside Superior.
Mindi Bond
Tell me I’m not the only one who sees the eye in the clouds.
13. Fog in October? You better believe it! Sean saw this while driving one morning on 89A towards Jerome.
Sean Rosic
14. This is what Oak Creek looked like after the storm cleared on Tuesday. The water is so red!
Tom White
Tom White
Here’s another photo from Tom, this time at Crescent Moon Ranch.
15. Rye posted this photo of Horton Creek looking so peaceful. If you’re having a stressful day, just imagine you’re here instead.
Rye Sluiter
16. If you needed evidence that the leaves along the Verde River are starting to change color, Judy got this picture to prove it.
Judy Angus
17. Here’s another view of the Verde River looking awfully amazing with the sun low.
Will Tennant
18. And, finally, Rico sent us this night photo of Signal Hill (aka, Picture Rocks) at Saguaro National Monument.
Rico Valencia
He even included the settings he used if you want to attempt your own version.

Be sure to let us know which photo you enjoyed best! Also, if you want to have your pictures considered, send your best original photos by posting to the Only In Arizona Facebook page or email the photos to submit-az@onlyinyourstate.com. Don’t forget to include your name and the city you live in. We look forward to seeing your photos!

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