Flagstaff, AZ — High winds are forecast to impact northern Arizona on Sunday, with gusts reaching up to 45 mph in areas near I-40. Officials are urging caution for drivers, especially those with high-profile vehicles, as travel conditions may become hazardous east of Flagstaff.
According to the National Weather Service, sustained southwest winds of 14 to 22 mph are expected on Sunday, with stronger gusts likely in the afternoon. Motorists should secure outdoor items and consider delaying travel if driving conditions worsen. The area east of Flagstaff, particularly along I-40 and U.S. 89, may experience reduced visibility due to blowing dust.
Sunday will bring sunny skies and a high near 52°F, though cooler temperatures and rain chances are expected midweek. Overnight lows Sunday will dip to 31°F, with breezy conditions persisting into Monday.
Looking ahead, Thanksgiving week in Flagstaff will remain mostly clear and cool, with highs in the low 50s and nighttime temperatures hovering around freezing. A slight chance of rain and snow could arrive Wednesday night into Thursday morning, so holiday travelers should monitor forecasts for potential delays.
Stay prepared for changing weather conditions by securing outdoor items, avoiding travel during peak wind hours, and staying updated on local advisories.
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