Flagstaff, AZ — Thunderstorms are expected to roll into Flagstaff and neighboring areas midweek, bringing cooler temperatures after a warm start to the week. Local residents should prepare for a drop in temperatures, with highs around 79°F on Wednesday.
The National Weather Service in Flagstaff reports that while today’s weather remains mostly clear and warm with a high of 82°F, a shift is expected by Tuesday. Thunderstorm activity will gradually increase across the region, particularly in areas like Prescott and Camp Verde, where temperatures will also begin to fall by midweek.
The highest likelihood of storms is on Wednesday and Thursday. Residents are advised to stay informed on weather conditions, especially if planning outdoor activities. Ensure you have a plan in place in case of sudden weather changes and potential flash flooding in low-lying areas.
According to forecasts, temperatures will drop significantly by midweek, offering some relief from the heat but bringing potential hazards. Stay tuned to local weather updates and consider altering travel plans to avoid dangerous conditions.
