Phoenix (3TV/CBS 5) – Three First Alert Weather Days are scheduled for this week.
After a chilly start Saturday morning across the state, the calm before this next storm hits Sunday. Around 4:00 am, the storm will start crossing Arizona, bringing rain and snow early in the morning. Tonight, a winter weather advisory will be in place for the Grand Canyon region, Coconino Plateau, Yavapai County Mountains, Oak Creek, and Sycamore Canyon, starting tonight and Sunday morning. These areas can receive 2 to 7 inches of snow.
A winter storm warning is in effect for the highlands on Saturday night and will continue through Sunday. Heavy snow is expected in the northern regions, so be careful as it can be 6 to 15 inches. By Monday, showers will return, with more snow in the north and mountains. Uphill in the valley can get up to half an inch of rain. There is a possibility of flooding in low altitude areas such as Washed.
After the initial warning period has passed, the sky will return to clear skies in the low 60s on Wednesday. Please drive safely this weekend. The First Alert Weather team will bring you all the latest information you need to prepare for the next few days.
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