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Some NWS Flagstaff Services Unavailable June 2–4 for System Upgrade

NWS Flagstaff will be undergoing an upgrade of our computer systems that require some regular products and services to be temporarily unavailable between Monday, June 2 and Wednesday, June 4. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Wed, Jun 4, 2025 at 9:40:23 am MST

A passing low-pressure system will bring scattered to numerous rain showers and thunderstorms to much of northern Arizona. Some storms will produce heavy rainfall, leading to an enhanced risk of flash flooding. Be alert for rapid flooding of recent burn scars, slot canyons, and popular swimming areas. This includes Supai and other flash flood–prone areas in and around the Grand Canyon. In addition, dangerous travel conditions are possible, primarily near low-water crossings.
The showery/stormy pattern will continue through mid-week, with lingering chances across far northern Arizona on Thursday. Cooler daytime highs will be present with the continued precipitation chances, but a warmer and drier pattern will return Friday through the beginning of next week.
Do you know the difference between a Flood Watch vs a Flood Warning? A Flood Watch is where we have the necessary ingredients to have flooding, so it's a possible hazard. A Flood Warning is when there is flooding currently happening or it's about to occur.

 

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