Flagstaff, AZ – Snow is making a brief return to northern Arizona this weekend, with flurries expected tonight and again on Sunday in Flagstaff. Drivers along I-40 should prepare for possible slick spots as the region faces below-average spring temperatures and minor snow accumulation.
According to the National Weather Service, Flagstaff may see up to half an inch of snow overnight Saturday, with lows dipping to 21°F. Snow showers could mix with rain Sunday morning before clearing skies return. While accumulation will remain light, wind gusts could reach 26 mph, making travel hazardous at times, especially for high-profile vehicles on I-40.
Sunday brings more sunshine, with a high near 59°F and lighter winds. By Monday, clear skies dominate the forecast, with highs gradually climbing through the week. Temperatures will rise into the upper 60s by Tuesday and could reach 72°F by Wednesday, signaling a true spring warm-up.
Extended Forecast Highlights for Flagstaff:
- Sunday Night: Clear skies, low near 25°F.
- Monday: Mostly clear, high near 65°F.
- Tuesday: Sunny with highs near 68°F, wind gusts up to 23 mph.
- Wednesday: Sunny, warming to 72°F, breezy in the morning.
- Thursday: Clear and mild, highs in the mid-70s expected.
Safety Tip: Motorists traveling tonight or early Sunday should allow extra time, especially in shaded areas and overpasses where snow could linger.
Stay tuned to the National Weather Service or local alerts for updates on changing road conditions.
