Flagstaff, AZ – Northern Arizona residents can expect clear skies and cold temperatures this weekend, with a chance of light flurries near the Grand Canyon Saturday night. Travelers and outdoor enthusiasts should prepare for chilly mornings and dress warmly to enjoy the sunny days ahead.
According to the National Weather Service in Flagstaff, high temperatures on Saturday will reach 52 degrees in Flagstaff, with lows dipping to 17 degrees at night. The Grand Canyon area may experience a light sprinkle or flurry Saturday night, with a low of 19 degrees. Winds in the region are expected to remain light but could gust up to 18 mph in some areas.
Prescott and Camp Verde will see warmer highs of 58 and 65 degrees, respectively, but lows will still drop to 25-30 degrees at night. Visitors planning to hike or explore these areas should pack layers to handle the wide temperature swings.
Sunday will bring similar conditions across Northern Arizona, with highs remaining in the low 50s and clear skies dominating the forecast. Low temperatures Sunday night will range between 14-20 degrees across the region. The extended forecast for Monday and Tuesday shows continued sunshine with daytime highs near 52 degrees, making it a great start to the workweek.
Drivers along I-40 and Highway 89 should be cautious during nighttime travel due to possible frost on the roads. For hikers or visitors heading to higher elevations, early morning temperatures could be dangerously cold, so adequate preparation is crucial.
Stay tuned to the National Weather Service for updates, and enjoy the crisp, sunny weather this weekend while staying safe outdoors.
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