Congrats to @bradyewheeler for winning 1st in the Division #4 news category at the @ananewsflash!!! You can read his award winning story in the @azds here:
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The October edition of Flag Live! hits stands today! This special spooky issue features one writer's journey into the abandoned Two Guns, horror picks from director Rene Rivas and the lowdown on what's haunting our favorite haunts. Find a copy here: https://t.co/I6U6eIsojU"
Northern Arizona Lumberjacks football knocked off the Arizona Wildcats, 21-19, in Tucson Saturday night to record their first win of the 2021 fall season and first victory over the Wildcats since 1932. https://t.co/V76s94PRZA
More than three years after 53-year-old Timothy Larson was found beaten in the middle of a Kachina Village street, his neighbor Collin Tarr, 31, will spend a total of 15 years in prison for his death, a judge ruled Friday. https://t.co/vLRqKdnTyX
“The city council is collaborative. The mayor is not collaborative with the city council,” Daggett told the Arizona Daily Sun. “It was the most recent actions of the mayor that made me go ahead and jump in.” https://t.co/yiJK0x2Rd3
Mayor Paul Deasy and members of the Flagstaff City Council are at odds after a special council meeting Tuesday failed to meet quorum. https://t.co/PkTOOW7GoM
As the current council gathered in front of an in-person audience for the first time Tuesday, a discussion was held to determine whether the council would also return to convening later in the evening. https://t.co/IX4NvjxkIk
More than three years after authorities declared a man dead in the middle of a street in Kachina Village, a trial is underway to determine the guilt of his accused killer. https://t.co/JjAChJXOBn
Good morning! Here is your Monsoon Daily Outlook. Another round of scattered to numerous storms is on tap with locally heavy rainfall. The flash flood threat will remain high. Most widespread activity will be along and south of Interstate 40. #azwx
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With thunderstorms in the forecast this weekend, the threat of flash flooding throughout Flagstaff is unlikely to subside any time soon. But unlike previous days of flooding, weather officials warn that heavy rainfall could persist into the night. https://t.co/ODWQuXZUL8
We expect the widespread showers and thunderstorms across north central Arizona to continue through the evening hours. New storms developing over northeast Arizona will move to the southwest over places that have already seen substantial rainfall today. #azwx
Weather officials say that rainfall above the Museum Fire burn scar has remained light throughout the day, but that could change in the next few hours with storms expected to persist overnight.
Active monsoon day on tap. Widespread rain and storm activity today and tonight with an elevated flash flood threat and a few severe storms possible.
Flash Flood Watches are in effect! Stay updated and weather alert thru the day. #azwx#Monsoon2k21
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💧 NIGHTTIME HEAVY RAINFALL POSSIBLE 💧
Some of the @NWSFlagstaff models are showing a potential for heavy rainfall over the Museum burn scar overnight. Keep your phone nearby to receive Emergency Alerts.
That said, wet weather is expected tomorrow across northern Arizona, lasting through the weekend. Residents are advised by @NWSFlagstaff to check weather forecasts for their location and upstream near waterways.
After an evening shower, weather officials say rainfall above the Museum Fire scar was minimal. Street crews similarly said there was little evidence of soot and debris being washed down into east #Flagstaff neighborhoods.
For the second day in a row, streets in the Spruce Wash watershed experienced significant flooding off of the 2019 Museum Fire burn scar. https://t.co/Swln4mA5zr
Following a second day of monsoonal downpour on the Museum Fire burn scar, Coconino County officials have issued shelter in place orders for neighborhoods in east Flagstaff. https://t.co/Tk179G2LAi