Flagstaff, AZ — Sunny skies will dominate Friday, but colder conditions and snow are on the horizon for early next week. Residents should prepare for smoky conditions on Saturday and a high likelihood of snow beginning Monday.
According to the National Weather Service, Flagstaff will see clear skies Friday with a high of 54 degrees. Winds will remain calm, but smoke from controlled burns will settle in Saturday, with temperatures peaking at 45 degrees. Travelers along I-40 should expect reduced visibility during the day.
A cooling trend begins Sunday, with a high near 44 degrees. Snow showers are forecast late Sunday night, with an 80% chance of accumulation by Monday evening. Snowfall could reach up to 2 inches, creating hazardous road conditions. Temperatures Monday will drop further, with a high of 38 degrees and gusty winds up to 23 mph.
Tuesday brings continued snow showers and colder air, with highs near 35 degrees. Commuters and outdoor enthusiasts should monitor updates as driving conditions along major routes, including I-40, may become challenging.
The extended forecast warns of potential disruptions as temperatures remain below freezing. Officials recommend winterizing vehicles and stocking up on essentials ahead of next week’s snowstorm.
Be sure to stay tuned to local weather updates for real-time alerts.
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