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Arizona Faces Freeze Warnings: Prepare for Unseasonably Cold Temperatures

Arizona Faces Freeze Warnings: Prepare for Unseasonably Cold Temperatures

Arizona is expecting a cold snap, and it’s time to stay protected. The National Weather Service has issued several freeze warnings across the state. However, all you have to do is stay safe and cautious. The typically mild January weather is giving way to freezing conditions that could impact daily routines and safety.

Arizona Faces Freeze Warnings: Prepare for Unseasonably Cold Temperatures
Source: CNN

Freeze Warnings in Effect

The National Weather Service has placed metro Phoenix and vast desert areas under a freeze warning through Sunday. Additionally, another freeze warning is set for overnight Monday in parts of Maricopa, Pinal, and Pima counties.

City-Specific Forecasts

  • Phoenix: Currently clear at 49°F (9°C). Tuesday’s forecast includes cool temperatures with plenty of sun, a high of 61°F (16°C), and a low of 32°F (0°C). A Freeze Watch is in effect from Tuesday, 11:00 PM MST until Wednesday, 9:00 AM MST.
  • Tucson: Clear and 44°F (6°C). Tuesday brings cool conditions with plenty of sunshine, a high of 59°F (15°C), and a low of 32°F (0°C). Residents should prepare for potential frost overnight.
  • Flagstaff: Mostly clear at 15°F (-10°C). Tuesday will be breezy in the morning; otherwise, not as cold with plenty of sunshine, a high of 45°F (7°C), and a low of 14°F (-10°C). Despite the slight warm-up, temperatures remain below average.

Safety Precautions

Residents are advised to:

  • Protect Plants and Pets: Bring sensitive plants indoors and ensure pets have a warm shelter.
  • Prevent Pipe Freezing: Allow faucets to drip and open cabinet doors to keep pipes warm.
  • Limit Outdoor Exposure: Dress in layers and minimize time spent outside during early morning and late evening hours.
Arizona Faces Freeze Warnings: Prepare for Unseasonably Cold Temperatures
Source: Yahoo

Stay Informed

For the latest updates, monitor local news outlets and the National Weather Service. Stay safe and prepared, Arizona!

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