Navajo Nation is experiencing landline telephone outages. Frontier technicians are currently working to correct the problem.

4/25/14 – A Wind Advisory remains in effect until 9:00 pm this evening with the strongest winds expected late this afternoon and into the evening. Winds speeds are predicted between 30-40 and gusting up to 57MPH. Driving may become difficult especially for high profile vehicles. Watch for areas of blowing dust and low visibility.

On Saturday this storm will move through central Arizona bringing colder and windy conditions along with areas of rain and snow. Snow levels will fall as low as 500- feet in some places but will generally range from 6000 to 7000 feet. Several inches of snowfall arepossible above 6000 feet especially from Flagstaff northward to the Kaibab Plateau. Rain and snow will end from west to east by Saturday evening with fair conditions returning as early as Sunday.

4/24/14- The National Weather Service has advised that a Red Flag Warning will be in effect Friday from noon until 8:00 pm for much of Northeastern Arizona due to strong winds and low relative humidity. An unseasonably strong Pacific storm will approach the southwest on Friday bringing strong winds and very low humidity. Critical Fire Weather conditions are expected to end Friday evening. Areas of blowing dust may affect Northeastern Arizona travel conditions. Make sure to check Az511 for current road information or possible closures.

Saturday a strong late season cold front will move through Northern Arizona producing very strong winds, widespread rand and possible snow along with thunderstorms. Snow levels should fall to around 5500 feet late saturday morning in Coconino and Yavapai Counties.

Sunday expect clearing conditions from west to east with gusty northwest winds.