A Series of Storms Will Impact the Central and Eastern U.S. into Early Next Week; Pacific Storms Continue to Impact the West

A series of winter storms will impact the Midwest to Mid-Atlantic and Northeast U.S. into next week with locally heavy rain, and a combination of snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Pacific storms will continue to bring strong winds, heavy rain with a risk for flooding to northern and central California, and heavy mountain snow in the Sierras, southern Cascades, and northern Rockies through Friday. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Wed, Feb 5, 2025 at 9:06:08 pm MST

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Breezy End of the Week

Driest Start to Winter

Flagstaff Snowfall Ranking

It will be a fairly quiet forecast period weather-wise. A weak cooling trend is projected to occur through the next several days, but daytime high temperatures will still land above normal for this time of year. Breezy southwest winds expected today through Friday, prior to slight precipitation chances across far northern Arizona Friday into Saturday. Otherwise, mostly dry conditions will continue.

Southwest winds pick up in the afternoon on Thursday and Friday. Gusts are elevated along the Mogollon rim, the Kaibab Plateau, and Black Mesa.

For many locations across northern Arizona, this has been the driest start to winter (defined as Dec-Feb) on record. For the Dec. 1 to Jan. 31 period, many locations have received less than a quarter inch of precipitation.

Through then end of January, Flagstaff has recorded only 5.9 inches of snow for the season. This is the fourth lowest total through this date on record. Records at Flagstaff go back to 1898.