“Let creation reveal its secrets by and by, by and by When the light that's lost within us reaches the sky …” - Jackson Browne / Before the Deluge In parts of the U.S. southwest desert monsoon season consists of small isolated, sometimes intense storm cells sail across the vast desert varied landscape on seasonal wind currents carrying “moisture” from the eastern Pacific and Sea of Cortez.
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