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The annual Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce Fourth of July Parade returns to downtown Flagstaff Saturday. The parade was cancelled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The parade starts at Elm and Beaver Street and goes down to Aspen and then turns east to San Francisco Street. The parade then heads back north on San Francisco Street back to Elm Street. If you are planning on going to the parade, make sure to plan to get there early. Spaces along the parade route go fast. Also, the Flagstaff Downtown Mile races take place at 7 a.m. If you go, come hang out near the start of the parade with Eddie Miller from 93.9 The Mountain and Monica from Hits 106 right next to Dark Skies Brewery, or watch the parade near the end with KAFF News’ Dave Zorn and Bubba Bear from Hits 106 just west of the Coconino County Courthouse. If you don’t want to fight the crowd, you can watch it online on the Chamber’s Facebook page or on the Chamber’s YouTube page. The parade starts at 9 a.m. ....
Celebrations start Thursday and continue through the Fourth of July holiday on Sunday. Here is a list of towns that host fireworks displays, parades and other festivities. Temperatures will soar throughout the North State this week, so planners warn guests to bring plenty of water and sun protection. Saturday will likely be the hottest day, National Weather Service meteorologist Hannah Chandler-Cooley said from Sacramento. How hot will it be during celebrations? Highs hover around 105 degrees in the Sacramento Valley, including Redding, Anderson and Los Molinos. Highs in Weaverville will be around 100 degrees. Temperatures to the east in Burney and to the North in Mount Shasta should be in the mid-90s. There could be isolated thunderstorms in the area, so watch for fire danger from lightning strikes. ....