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1/10/17 – 3:30 PM – Both Ashlyn Maki and Trinity Alsenay have been located and are fine. Thank you for your assistance!

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Navajo County Sheriff’s Office is attempting to locate a runaway juvenile female, Ashlyn Maki from New Mexico. Ashlyn is 15 years old, 5’2″ and weighs between 115-125lbs. She was last seen near Pinetop-Lakeside wearing a Grey coat, jeans and grey shoes. Ashlyn has bleached her hair blond from dark brown in an attempt to change her appearance.

She is possibly in the company of Trinity Alsenay, a 16 year old Native American male, who is also listed as a runaway. Trinity is 6’1″ and weighs 180lbs with black hair and brown eyes. Trinity was also last seen near Pinetop-Lakeside, where he lives, wearing jeans, a white hoodie sweatshirt with neon blue and green stripes and purple Nike shoes.

Both may still be in the area. Please contact the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office if you have any information (928) 524-4050

***UPDATE***UPDATE***UPDATE***

Luana has been located safe and sound. Thank you for your assistance!

******MISSING JUVENILE*******

Show Low Police are asking for assistance in locating a missing juvenile, Luana Kai. Luana is 11 years old with brown hair and brown eyes and wearing a blue and white long sleeve shirt and jeans. She is 4 foot tall and weighs 60 pounds. She was last seen leaving her residence in the area of Old Linden Road. Officials are concerned due to the cold temperatures. If you have any information please contact Show Low Police Department at 928-537-4365.

Updates will be posted as we have more details.

12/29/16 5:00 – Friday Afternoon/Saturday Morning – A moist low pressure system is forecast to cross the state bringing rain and high elevation snow. In general, rainfall amounts between 0.25 to 0.5 inches are forecast along the western Mogollon Rim, Kaibab Plateau and higher terrain in northern Navajo and Apache counties. 0.5 to 1.0 inches of rainfall are forecast along the eastern Mogollon Rim and in the White Mountains.

Snow levels look to remain above 8000 feet for the majority of the event, but a brief period of snow down to around 7000 feet is possible Saturday morning.

Late Saturday/Sunday – Another, colder low pressure system will impact the region. High uncertainty remains with regards to the exact track of this system, which will play an important role in determining the northern extent of significant snowfall. At this point, our best snowfall estimate is as follows: Light snow amounts in the Kaibab Plateau and higher terrain of northeast Arizona. 1 to 4 inches of snow between 6000-8000 feet along the Mogollon Rim. 4 to 8 inches above 8000 feet and along the southern slopes of the eastern Mogollon Rim. A foot or more of snow possible over mountain peaks. Low to moderate confidence exists with regards to these snow amounts, so please continue to watch the forecast as the situation evolves.