FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) - The National Weather Service says parts of northern Arizona can expect a strong dose of winter weather early next week.
Forecasters say the first wave of precipitation from what they’re calling “a potential high-impact winter storm” should occur Sunday, followed by significantly more precipitation on Monday and Tuesday.
Initial estimates put expected snowfall at up to 3 inches above 5,500 feet on Sunday, and a foot or more possible above 6,000 feet by the end of the storm on Wednesday morning.
The weather service says the heaviest snowfall is expected Monday afternoon through Tuesday morning.
Forecasters say rain in lower-elevation desert areas may be enough to flood low-water crossings and produce rapid flows in streams and washes.
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