Flagstaff, AZ – Veterans Day in Flagstaff will kick off with sunny skies and a high near 61°F, creating pleasant conditions for those observing the holiday outdoors. However, residents should prepare for breezy conditions, as winds are expected to pick up to 17 mph by afternoon. The evening will see temperatures drop to a low around 30°F, bringing chilly conditions to nighttime events.
According to the National Weather Service, a cold front arriving on Tuesday will continue the trend of cooler daytime highs, with a forecasted high near 54°F. Winds are anticipated to intensify, reaching gusts up to 22 mph. This shift will bring a brisk feel to the air, urging residents to secure loose outdoor items and dress warmly for evening commutes.
Following Tuesday’s dip in temperatures, a brief warming period is expected Wednesday and Thursday, with highs rebounding to the upper 50s and low 60s. Wednesday’s winds will calm slightly, giving a short respite from gusty conditions. However, another cold front moving in later in the week is predicted to bring yet another drop in temperatures, cooling Flagstaff’s daytime highs back to the low 50s by Friday.
Residents planning outdoor activities should stay updated with the latest weather advisories, as Flagstaff’s wind-prone areas may see gustier conditions near open highways. Those driving on I-40 should exercise caution, especially on Tuesday and Friday, as wind gusts could impact travel. Stay tuned to local forecasts to keep track of shifting weather patterns throughout the week.
