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Flagstaff, Arizona – A warm and sunny Tuesday awaits in Flagstaff, with highs reaching 52°F and moderate wind speeds up to 48 mph. However, residents and travelers should prepare for rapidly changing weather conditions as we approach midweek. Rain and snow are expected to return on Wednesday, potentially impacting local roads and commuting.

The National Weather Service said Wednesday’s high temperature will drop significantly to 37 degrees Fahrenheit, and the snow could impact travel conditions, especially along major roadways and in high-elevation areas around Flagstaff. Temperatures Wednesday night will drop to 19 degrees Fahrenheit, with more icy road conditions. If conditions worsen, local drivers should take extra precautions, reduce speed and maintain a safe distance between vehicles.

The snow is expected to continue into Thursday, with highs of 35 degrees Fahrenheit and intermittent snowfall that will reduce visibility. Winds can reach up to 33 miles per hour, making travel especially dangerous. By Friday, skies will clear and temperatures will reach 46°F, easing a bit ahead of the weekend.

Keep up to date with weather warnings and plan your trip accordingly, especially on routes known for difficult winter driving conditions. Be prepared for changing weather patterns by following the latest advisories from the National Weather Service.