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Pocket Tank Arizona Weather Forecast Discussion

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Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Flagstaff AZ 1030 PM MST Mon Oct 13 2025

.SYNOPSIS...Showers and thunderstorms will continue in the area through Tuesday morning with some of the storms being strong to severe. A few showers may clip the northwestern part of the state Tuesday night into Wednesday morning as a low pressure system moves by to the north. Wednesday afternoon through the end of the week things dry out, with high temperatures dropping to 5-10 degrees below mid October averages.

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.DISCUSSION...Approaching Low pressure system from California is providing some shear to the area making things a little interesting this afternoon. A few isolated supercells have developed in other parts of the state, including one that just went over Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix causing a 63 mph wind gust. The potential remains for parts of our area to see some of these stronger storms or supercells so strong winds, large hail and even a funnel cloud or isolated tornado remain a possibility through tonight.

Starting tonight into tomorrow the approaching closed Low over California will start bringing in some drier air which will finally dry out the state from this subtropical air mass. By Tuesday afternoon this Low will hook to the northeast from Santa Barbara, pass just north of Las Vegas and head into the Great Basin, weakening as it does. Most of its frontal band and moisture will head northeast with it, but northwestern Arizona could see a few showers Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Kaibab Plateau including Jacob Lake could see some snow mixing in with the rain, although no accumulations are expected.

Wednesday afternoon through Friday, northwesterly flow aloft takes over which will keep things dry, but our afternoon high temperatures will remain 5-10 degrees below average. A fast moving ridge heads through on the weekend warming temperatures back up to average.

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.AVIATION...Tuesday 14/06Z through Wednesday 15/06Z...Along and east of a KPHX-KFLG line, expect SCT -SHRA/SHRA and ISOLD -TSRA through 12Z-15Z Tuesday. Any areas with rain and thunderstorms will produce MVFR/IFR conditions, otherwise VFR. All areas VFR AFT 18Z Tuesday. Sfc winds S-SW10-20kts overnight, increasing to 15-25g35kts AFT 16Z-18Z Tuesday. Locally gusty winds downwind of higher terrain are possible overnight.

OUTLOOK...Wednesday 15/06Z through Friday 17/06Z...Expect VFR conditions. Daytime sfc winds SW10-20kts Wednesday, becoming light on Thursday.

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.FIRE WEATHER...Tuesday and Wednesday...Most of the subtropical moisture that`s been in the region recently departs the area by midday Tuesday. However on Tuesday evening through Wednesday morning northwestern Arizona could see a few showers as a Low pressure system skirts the area to the north. It is possible for some snow to mix in on the Kaibab Plateau with these showers. Winds S-SW 15-25 mph with gusts 30-40 mph Tuesday, SW-W 10-20 mph, gust 25-30 mph on Wednesday.

Thursday through Saturday...Precipitation chances end for the rest of the week with high temperatures 5-10 degrees below mid October averages. Winds W-NW 5-10 mph each day. Min RH`s 20-35% Thursday and Friday, 20-30% Saturday.

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.FGZ WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...

Wind Advisory from 10 AM MST /11 AM MDT/ to 7 PM MST /8 PM MDT/ Tuesday for AZZ007-015.

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PUBLIC...Bernhart AVIATION...Peterson FIRE WEATHER...Bernhart

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