Gallery: Flagstaff looking for more monsoon rains this week
- RACHEL GIBBONS, Sun Staff Photographer
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More rain is in the forecast for this week, with the National Weather Service listing at least a 40% chance of precipitation each day through next Tuesday. High temperatures will be in the upper 70s for most of that span, with normal winds for this time of year.
Monsoons Roll Into Flagstaff
Megan Folkerts and Margaret Porter cross Leroux Street on Saturday morning under the safety of an umbrella that shields them from the rain. The pair was finishing up a outdoor yoga class when the rain began and did not balk at the chance for some yoga in the rain.
- Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
Flagstaff Residents Prepare for Flooding
Carlos Gabaldon stacks sandbags in front of his property on Grandview Drive Saturday morning as rain begins to send small streams down the road. This area suffered intense flooding last year as a result of the Museum Fire scar and residents are more wary of flooding this year after the Pipeline Fire burned over 27,000 acres 6 miles north of Flagstaff.
- Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
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Monsoons Roll Into Flagstaff
Megan Folkerts and Margaret Porter cross Leroux Street on Saturday morning under the safety of an umbrella that shields them from the rain. The pair was finishing up a outdoor yoga class when the rain began and did not balk at the chance for some yoga in the rain.
- Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
Monsoons Roll into Flagstaff
Downtown Flagstaff receives a welcome downpour of rain Saturday morning as a monsoon weather system moves into town.
- Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
Monsoons Roll Into Flagstaff
The San Francisco Peaks stand shrouded under the cover of heavy clouds Saturday morning and afternoon, the rain a welcome relief from the burning over the past week from the Pipeline Fire.
- Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
Flagstaff Residents Prepare for Flooding
Carlos Gabaldon stacks sandbags in front of his property on Grandview Drive Saturday morning as rain begins to send small streams down the road. This area suffered intense flooding last year as a result of the Museum Fire scar and residents are more wary of flooding this year after the Pipeline Fire burned over 27,000 acres 6 miles north of Flagstaff.
- Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
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