Flagstaff, AZ – A winter storm is set to impact Arizona starting Thursday, bringing rain and snow to higher elevations. Snow levels will range between 6,500 and 7,500 feet, with the heaviest accumulation expected above 7,500 feet.
According to the National Weather Service in Flagstaff, snowfall could total between 4 to 8 inches by Friday evening. Areas in the Kaibab Plateau are under a Winter Storm Warning, while other regions face Winter Weather Advisories.
The storm will peak Thursday night into early Friday, affecting travel across central and northern Arizona. Drivers should expect slick roads and reduced visibility, especially in higher elevations. Officials urge travelers to slow down, use caution on icy roads, and dress for cold temperatures.
The storm system may cause hazardous conditions on major highways, including I-40 and I-17. Residents should prepare for winter weather impacts and monitor updates from the National Weather Service.
This storm follows an active winter season, with snowfall continuing to challenge Arizona’s high-elevation communities. Stay informed and plan ahead for changing conditions.
