PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Look for a mostly cloudy Friday afternoon with a high of 73 degrees. A few rain and snow showers are possible in the high country today, but are more likely tomorrow. Snow levels will finally drop to near 6500 feet, and light snow is possible above that elevation on Friday night and Saturday. Saturday morning could be tricky for travel in the mountains with reduced visibility and icy/snowy roads.
There’s a slight chance of showers in the Valley Saturday morning, and temperatures will turn cooler this weekend. Look for highs in the 60s on Saturday and Sunday. Morning lows will be noticeably colder too in the 40s, with rural areas of the Valley dropping to the 30s by Monday morning.
Looking ahead, the next storm that could impact Arizona arrives around the middle of next week. Rain chances start up on Wednesday night, New Year’s Eve, and continue on Thursday, New Year’s Day. There is a lot of uncertainty with the cut-off low that could bring this rain, so look for updates as we get closer to the timing and rain and snow amounts.
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