x
Breaking News
More () »

Storm expected to slam Arizona high country with strong wind

Predicted 72-hour snowfall amounts include up to 6 inches in downtown Flagstaff, up to 3 inches at Window Rock and up 4 inches at Show Low inches.
(Photo: wandering.girl on Instagram / Special to 12 News)

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - The National Weather Service says a powerful cold front is about to sock much of northern and east-central Arizona with very strong winds and snow Sunday and Monday.

Forecasts call for wind gusts up to 50 mph developing Sunday afternoon and continuing Sunday night, with stronger winds and gusts up to 60 mph Monday.

The weather service says the wind and snow will create difficult driving conditions, especially for high-profile vehicles.

Predicted 72-hour snowfall amounts include up to 6 inches in downtown Flagstaff, up to 3 inches at Window Rock and up 4 inches at Show Low inches.

Snowfall is expected to decrease Monday night. Very cold temperatures will follow on Tuesday.

Make sure you have the 12 News KPNX app for updates on the storm and the latest radar:

iPhone: http://12ne.ws/iphone

Android: http://12ne.ws/android

Before You Leave, Check This Out