See the latest weather forecast from the National Weather Service for January 14-17, 2023.

Prescott Valley has seen some interesting weather over the past few weeks, with above-average temperatures around Christmas, rain and snow, and sub-zero temperatures by the New Year. The week starts with sunny weather, with highs approaching 60 degrees. So will Mother Nature continue to have warm, sunny temperatures, or more snow and rain?

according to National Weather Service Flagstaff Arizona The next storm system is expected to affect northern Arizona from Tuesday evening through Wednesday morning. Snow forecasts are low, but the weather service expects storms to make travel dangerous in the snow, with possible blizzards on roads over 5,500 feet, including I-40, I-17, and Highway 64. I call attention to it because it is toxic.

Snow is forecast to begin in western Coconino County around 5 p.m. Tuesday, spread to Flagstaff by mid-evening to midnight, and spread to eastern Arizona/Navajo after midnight.

Snow levels start at about 7000 feet and drop to 5500 feet after midnight. Wind gusts of 30-45 miles per hour are expected to create areas of poor visibility.

Prescott Valley and Surrounding Areas

Strong winds are expected in the Prescott Valley and surrounding areas Tuesday afternoon through early Wednesday morning. This system should bring about 0.1 to 0.25 inches of rain to the area.

Please pay attention to the weather this week. More troughs are expected to affect the region Friday night through Saturday, Sunday through Monday morning, and into next Tuesday.

As the weekend approaches, more details on the storm forecast will be shared, as more snow is likely this weekend and early next week.

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