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Flagstaff, Arizona – Northern Arizona residents are bracing for continued cold weather this week, with the possibility of snow showers by Thursday. Skies on Monday will be clear with a high of 36°F, but the night will be bitterly cold with an overnight low of 11°F.
The National Weather Service says the cold air pattern will continue into the middle of the week, with daytime highs ranging from 35°F to 43°F. Monday will see northeasterly winds up to 32 km/h, making the mornings and evenings especially cold. Despite the clear skies, residents are being asked to dress in layers and limit outdoor exposure.
The weather is expected to change a bit on Thursday, with a 20% chance of light snow after 11am. High temperatures for the day will rise to 48°F, with a brief break in the cold before snow falls and travel conditions become hazardous. Roads may remain icy, so drivers should use caution, especially during early morning and late night commutes.
Stay up to date with the latest weather conditions by monitoring the forecast on Weather.gov and preparing for the possibility of snow as the week progresses.
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