Flagstaff, AZ — Spring temperatures will climb steadily this week in northern Arizona, bringing sunshine and wide temperature swings across the Flagstaff region. After a cool and cloudy Sunday, highs are expected to reach the low 70s by midweek, offering a noticeable shift from recent chillier conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, Flagstaff will see sunny skies beginning Monday, with temperatures climbing to 69°F by the afternoon and clear conditions continuing overnight. Winds will remain light early in the week but could gust up to 33 mph by Friday. I-40 travelers should be aware of these gusty conditions, especially during Thursday and Friday afternoons.
Monday and Tuesday bring ideal spring weather, with daytime highs near 70°F and overnight lows dipping to the mid-30s. By Wednesday, winds pick up, pushing gusts toward 28 mph. Southwest winds will remain active through the end of the workweek, making travel and outdoor activities slightly less predictable.
Thursday and Friday will continue the warming trend, but increasing wind speeds may pose fire weather risks in dry areas. Residents should secure loose outdoor items and remain alert for local advisories.
The five-day outlook promises mostly sunny skies and a dry pattern through Saturday, offering Flagstaff a welcome spring break from winter’s grip. Travelers along Highway 89 and I-40 should monitor updates, especially as the week ends with peak wind gusts.
