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Northern Arizona weather: Wind advisory, red flag warning issued

High winds and critical fire weather were forecast for the weekend across parts of northern Arizona while warm temperatures were expected in the Phoenix area.  A wind advisory was issued for Saturday and a red flag warning was issued for most of Sunday across the northern part of the state, according to the National Weather Service.  A weather storm moved in from the Pacific Ocean over Saturday and into midday Sunday and brought increasing wind speeds across northern Arizona, said Nathan Lynum, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Flagstaff.  With the typical springtime dry air in in northern Arizona and dry vegetation from a lack of recent rain, we are seeing concerns for fire weather, especially on Sunday afternoon, Lynum said.

Chilly weather could be the last this season in the Valley; temperatures rise later this week

Temperatures rising this week after winter storm freezes Arizona Miguel Torres, Arizona Republic © Mark Henle/The Republic Snow in the high desert on March 16, 2021, east of Superior, Ariz. The fast-moving storm that brought snow and showers across areas in northern and central Arizona on Tuesday was expected to taper off by evening, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Derek Hodges. Though another system is likely to arrive by the beginning of next week, bringing temperatures back down, Tuesday’s system could be the last of the truly coldweather hitting the Valley this season. “Statistically,” Hodges said, “it’s pretty unlikely there will be anything else.”

Temperatures rising this week after winter storm freezes Arizona

Temperatures rising this week after winter storm freezes Arizona Miguel Torres, Arizona Republic © Mark Henle/The Republic Snow in the high desert on March 16, 2021, east of Superior, Ariz. The fast-moving storm that brought snow and showers across areas in northern and central Arizona on Tuesday was expected to taper off by evening, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Derek Hodges. Though another system is likely to arrive by the beginning of next week, bringing temperatures back down, Tuesday’s system could be the last of the truly coldweather hitting the Valley this season. “Statistically,” Hodges said, “it’s pretty unlikely there will be anything else.”

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