Flagstaff, AZ – Residents should prepare for a sunny but breezy Sunday as strong north-northwest winds continue across Flagstaff and northern Arizona. Temperatures will hover near 43°F during the day, with winds reaching up to 20 mph and gusts as high as 30 mph. Overnight lows will dip into single digits, creating freezing conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, winds will shift northward on Sunday night, easing slightly to 15 mph, but temperatures will plummet to 9°F. Those planning outdoor activities or travel on major roadways, including I-40 or Route 66, should take precautions against low visibility and icy road conditions.
Looking ahead, sunny skies and calmer winds are expected on Monday, with highs reaching 36°F. However, Monday night will bring yet another plunge into the single digits. The cold pattern will persist through Tuesday, with daytime highs climbing to 42°F and overnight lows around 16°F.
Travelers and outdoor enthusiasts should remain alert to potential wind hazards and freezing temperatures in the early mornings and late evenings. Bundle up and limit outdoor exposure during nighttime hours to avoid hypothermia risks.
The extended forecast indicates a gradual warming trend by midweek, with calm winds and highs nearing 50°F on Wednesday. Clear skies will dominate the week, but sub-freezing temperatures are likely to continue overnight.
For the latest weather updates, monitor the National Weather Service and local advisories.
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