The motor enthusiasts of Fountain Hills will have to wait a little longer for their dose of automotive beauty. As reported by the Town of Fountain Hills, the Concours in the Hills event, which was initially set for this Saturday, has been postponed due to unfavorable weather forecasts. Lest you think this is a simple rain check – Phoenix Children's Foundation, the muscle behind the event, has locked in a new date: Saturday, April 19, ensuring that classic car aficionados will have their day under (hopefully) sunnier skies.

Now, for those who've been meticulously planning to showcase their prized possessions or simply longing to bask in the glory of chrome and leather upholstery, the delay is as inconvenient as it is understandable. Trying to enjoy a Concours amid rain and wind is about as pleasurable as listening to nails on a chalkboard. The foundation's decision to move the event was made in consultation with authorities, and to make sure that everyone's safety – and the impeccable condition of the classic and exotic cars – isn't compromised.

For locals, the event is more than a car show; it's a tradition that brings the community together for a good cause. The Concours in the Hills not only offers a visual treat but also raises funds for Phoenix Children's Hospital, supporting vital services. With a new date set, organizers and participants are even more determined to make this year's rescheduled event a success.