Flagstaff, Arizona – Showers and gusty winds could slow down drivers in Flagstaff by sunrise Wednesday, with patchy fog settling across higher elevations. Travelers on I-17 and Highway 180 should prepare for reduced visibility and slick roads during the early morning hours.
According to the National Weather Service, widespread showers are likely through midday Wednesday, with a 60% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms. Wind gusts may reach up to 16 mph in Flagstaff, especially along exposed routes like US-89 and I-40. Conditions will improve by Wednesday night as skies clear and temperatures fall into the low 40s.
Thursday marks a noticeable shift toward calmer, warmer weather, with sunny skies and highs reaching 73°F. By Friday and into the weekend, daytime highs will climb into the upper 70s and low 80s—prompting early signs of summer across Coconino County. Light afternoon breezes may still develop, with wind gusts peaking near 18 mph by Saturday.
Residents should avoid travel during morning fog Wednesday and check road conditions before heading out. Drivers are also urged to use headlights in reduced visibility zones.
Clearer skies and rising temperatures will dominate the second half of the week, but Wednesday’s fog and rain could still cause localized disruption.
⚠️ Warnings remain in effect through late Wednesday morning. Monitor NWS Flagstaff for any updates.
📅 Five-Day Forecast for Flagstaff, AZ (June 3–7):
- Tuesday (June 3): High 72°F, chance of thunderstorms and showers. Winds SW 6–10 mph.
- Wednesday (June 4): High 67°F, showers likely until midday. Patchy fog early. Winds SW gusting to 16 mph.
- Thursday (June 5): Sunny, high 73°F. Light southwest breeze up to 8 mph.
- Friday (June 6): Sunny, high 77°F. Winds up to 17 mph.
- Saturday (June 7): Sunny and warmer, high 81°F. Breezy with winds up to 18 mph.
