3-5 inches of snow expected for Williams
WILLIAMS, Ariz. – Significant snow is in the forecast for the higher elevations of Northern Arizona, according to the National Weather Service.
Between 3-5 inches of snow is predicted for Williams, 2-4 inches in Flagstaff and 1-3 inches at the Grand Canyon. The heaviest snowfall is expected late Wednesday night through early Thursday morning.
The predicted snowfall could cause hazardous driving conditions tonight and early tomorrow above 6,000 feet.
According to NWS, an unseasonably cold low pressure system will deliver high temperatures between 20-30 degrees below normal for late May. Because of this many locations could break daily records for coldest high temperatures.
Record daily coldest highs:
Flagstaff – 50 degrees in 2008; currently 46 degrees
Grand Canyon Village – 51 degrees in 2008; currently 47 degrees
Seligman - 63 degrees in 1975; currently 52 degrees
Prescott - 59 degrees in 2008; currently 54 degrees
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