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Last Map Update: Thu, May 1, 2025 at 9:20:15 am MST

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Thursday's Forecast

Precipitation Chances

Temperatures will remain near normal for this time of year, with typical spring like breezes. A weak short wave will bring isolated showers/thunderstorms to the state, primarily across far northern Arizona, but we cannot completely rule out activity reaching as far south as Flagstaff. Greater chances for showers/storms return on Friday.

A weak shortwave will bring showers across the state today and Friday. Majority of precipitation will be along and north of I-40 today, increasing in coverage on Friday. This first wave will be on the warmer side, so only the highest mountain peaks will see precipitation in terms of snowfall.