Flagstaff, AZ – Heavy rainfall inundated the St. Johns area on Sunday evening as thunderstorms developed and continued to “train” over the same locations. The US National Weather Service in Flagstaff reported that radar estimates show between 2.00” and 3.75” of rain fell. According to St. Johns law enforcement, multiple homes experienced flooding and several streets were underwater.
Residents are advised to use caution in the area tonight and avoid floodwaters, as it can be especially difficult to recognize flooding at night. Reports from the area suggest the community is working to address the immediate impact of the floods.
Looking ahead, the forecast for Flagstaff and surrounding areas indicates clear and sunny conditions for the upcoming week. Monday will see a high of 82°F with a low of 57°F. Tuesday and Wednesday are expected to be slightly warmer, with highs of 84°F and 86°F respectively, and lows around 58°F.
Thursday and Friday will maintain warm temperatures, reaching highs of 86°F and 89°F, with lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. No precipitation is forecasted for the week, providing relief to the rain-soaked areas. Residents are encouraged to stay updated with local weather reports and exercise caution during any outdoor activities.
