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5 p.m. Weather Forecast - 3/17/25
We're going to see one last storm before things really start to dry out.
PHOENIX - After two weeks of active weather, the pattern will start to calm down this week.
What To Expect:
One final storm is forecast to impact the state Monday evening through Tuesday.
Monday was generally dry with extra clouds overhead across Arizona. Winds will increase through the afternoon with gusts of 15-20 mph in Phoenix and 25-35 mph in northern Arizona. Temperatures will warm up, just a bit above average in Phoenix with a forecast high of 81 degrees.
Overnight and into Tuesday morning, a cold front enters the state. The front will bring patchy and light rain to snow showers in northern Arizona. For the most part, any snow that falls will be light to a coating at the highest elevations. Over the Kaibab Plateau, several inches of snow may fall.
A few lingering scattered rain/snow showers may pass over northeastern Arizona through the day, Tuesday. Thanks to the cold front passage, afternoon highs will take a drop with 71 degrees forecast in the Valley. Gusts will also increase: up to 25-30 mph in Phoenix and 35-45 mph in Flagstaff. A Wind Advisory is in place through Tuesday in northeastern Arizona.
By Wednesday, the state dries out and temperatures start to slowly rebound. The middle 70s are forecast for Wednesday, the low 80s on Thursday and Friday, the middle 80s Saturday and upper 80s by Sunday.
What's next:
Early next week looks hot! Temperatures make a return to the 90s with sunshine.
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Road Conditions
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