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Flagstaff, Arizona – Residents of northern Arizona can expect a mix of sunlight, wind and cold temperatures as the area will fit a potential snow shower in a snow shower by Wednesday. Strong winds develop early in the week, making travel difficult in open areas.

According to the National Weather Service, Monday will be sunny at a high of 53°F, but the steep southwest winds up to 33 mph make the conditions cool. The wind continues through Tuesday, reaching 29 mph as temperatures drop overnight to a low of 17°F.

By Wednesday, snow showers could bring 20% ​​of the time, creating sophisticated roads, which could reduce visibility. The highs reach 41°F, but sudden winds up to 28 mph can be dangerous for the driver. Those traveling along I-40 should be careful, especially in exposed areas.

Looking ahead, Thursday is sunny at a high height of nearly 43°F, but another round of snow showers are expected through Thursday night, with 80% precipitation.

Residents should ensure loose items outdoors, drive carefully, and prepare for a cold morning with winter conditions returning to northern Arizona.