Flagstaff, AZ — Rain showers and breezy conditions are expected to impact Flagstaff and surrounding areas starting Tuesday and lasting through Wednesday. With Thanksgiving travel underway, residents and travelers are urged to monitor conditions, especially in areas near the Kaibab Plateau and Interstate 40.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), the first wave of precipitation will begin late Tuesday night, with a 20% chance of showers creeping in after 11 p.m. By Wednesday, a mix of rain and snow showers could hit higher elevations, with snow levels remaining above 9,000 feet. Gusts up to 34 mph are expected, making road travel potentially hazardous on high-elevation routes.
Temperatures will remain cool, with highs near 55°F on Tuesday and dropping to 50°F by Wednesday. Overnight lows are forecast to hover near freezing, increasing the likelihood of slick road surfaces.
Looking ahead, Thanksgiving Day is expected to bring calmer conditions with mostly sunny skies and highs near 48°F. However, rain chances return Friday, with scattered showers potentially affecting travel during the holiday weekend.
Motorists are encouraged to drive cautiously, especially in wet or windy conditions. Keep emergency supplies on hand, and check the latest updates from NWS or Arizona Department of Transportation for road advisories.
Be prepared for fluctuating weather patterns and plan outdoor activities accordingly.
Five-Day Forecast
• Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high near 55°F; breezy with gusts up to 34 mph.
• Wednesday: Rain/snow mix possible; high near 50°F.
• Thanksgiving: Mostly sunny, high near 48°F.
• Friday: 20% chance of rain, high near 50°F.
• Saturday: Slight chance of rain/snow showers, high near 50°F.
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