Flagstaff, Arizona – Breezy afternoons and scattered thunderstorms are expected across Northern Arizona this week, with Flagstaff seeing the strongest impacts from late Tuesday through Thursday night. Gusty winds up to 31 mph could complicate outdoor plans and increase fire danger in dry areas.
According to the National Weather Service in Flagstaff, a daily chance of showers and thunderstorms will persist, especially after 11 a.m. each day through at least Friday. Tuesday will see isolated activity, with increasing storm chances Wednesday and Thursday. Winds will remain elevated, particularly during the afternoon hours, with gusts between 20–30 mph.
Tuesday: A 10% chance of storms after 11 a.m. High of 87°F. Winds southwest 8–18 mph, gusts up to 31 mph.
Wednesday: 20% chance of storms. High of 89°F. Gusts up to 24 mph from the southwest.
Thursday: Another 20% chance of storms, mainly after noon. Gusts may peak near 21 mph.
Friday: Continued storm risk at 20%, with slightly calmer winds. High near 88°F.
Saturday: Similar pattern expected—afternoon storm chances and breezy west winds.
Temperatures will hover in the high 80s through the weekend, while overnight lows remain in the low 50s. Storm coverage may increase slightly by Sunday and Monday, with winds staying gusty. Residents should avoid open areas during lightning activity and secure loose outdoor items.
