Flagstaff, AZ – A quick-hitting spring storm is set to bring snow showers, gusty winds, and possible thunder to northern Arizona through Friday morning.
The National Weather Service reports that Flagstaff could see up to 3 inches of snow beginning Wednesday afternoon, with the heaviest precipitation expected after 2 p.m. Winds may gust as high as 28 mph, creating dangerous driving conditions along I-40 and I-17, especially near mountain passes. Motorists are urged to slow down and check road conditions before traveling.
According to the National Weather Service in Flagstaff, the chance for snow continues overnight into Thursday morning with additional flurries possible into Thursday night. Thunder is also possible Wednesday night, with lows falling into the low 20s. Drivers should anticipate icy patches Thursday morning due to overnight cooling.
Highs on Thursday will hover around 38°F under partly sunny skies. Winds remain brisk, with gusts topping 22 mph. By Friday, the storm begins to ease, though a 50% chance of snow remains early in the day. Skies will gradually clear with a high near 41°F.
Five-Day Outlook for Flagstaff:
- Saturday: Mostly sunny, high of 45°F. Slight chance of afternoon snow.
- Sunday: Clear and dry with highs near 53°F.
- Monday: Warmer spring weather continues. High near 62°F.
- Tuesday: Sunny and dry. Highs stay in the low 60s.
