Flagstaff, AZ – Rain and snow are set to arrive in the Flagstaff area Tuesday afternoon, with snow levels falling below 5,000 feet by Tuesday night. Local residents should prepare for light snow accumulation and possible slick roads through Wednesday morning.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Flagstaff, a 30% chance of snow begins Tuesday after 11 a.m., with light northeast winds increasing to 9-14 mph. Snow showers are likely Tuesday night, with accumulation expected to reach up to two inches in some areas. The highest chances for precipitation are north- and east-facing terrain, where gusts could reach 23 mph.
Wednesday brings another 40% chance of snow showers in the morning before clearing by afternoon. Daytime temperatures will reach the low 30s, with overnight lows plunging to 12°F. Motorists, particularly on I-40, are urged to exercise caution during snow events due to reduced visibility and icy conditions. Keep emergency kits in vehicles and check road conditions frequently.
The extended forecast shows colder temperatures continuing through the week. Thursday will bring highs in the upper 30s with mostly clear skies, followed by freezing overnight lows.
Stay updated on the latest weather changes by monitoring alerts at weather.gov/fgz. Residents should also prepare for potential delays in travel plans and check for school or work disruptions Tuesday night into Wednesday.
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