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Flag staff, Arizona -The cold and ice -like start until Friday creates dangerous travel conditions, but the flag staff residents are looking forward to the dry and sunny weekends.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), frozen fog occurs early in the morning on Friday, leading to black ice on the road, especially bridge, elevated, and unprocessed surface. The morning low has dropped to 14 ° F, and the frigid start of the day is out. The driver must pay attention to the morning commuting, especially on the I-40 and Route 66.
By noon, the sun breaks through and warms the temperature near 52 ° F. The wind remains light and moves from west to south in the afternoon. The improvement conditions are a comfortable weekend stage in northern Arizona.
On Saturdays, it mainly brings the sunny sky and the height of 53 ° F, and the temperature is immersed in 31 ° F overnight. It looks even warm on Sunday, and the high price reaches 59 ° F and continues in the clear sky. The wind is relatively calm, and it is an ideal condition for outdoor activities, such as hiking and traveling.
Despite the tendency of global warming, residents need to be careful early in the morning. This is because frost and prolonged ice -like patches may last. Those who go out before the sunrise need to secure extra time for travel and prepare for the potential smooth spots on the shaded road.
In the future, flag staff’s expansion forecast suggests a calm and continuous weather, and the temperature has risen to the 60’s by the beginning of next week. This area remains dry and offers welcome breaks from winter storms.
The driver needs to keep his vigilance on Friday morning, but the situation will be improved by the afternoon, and a sunny and calm weekend will be opened throughout the area.
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