Flagstaff Weather and Climate

We enjoy a four-season climate here in Flagstaff. The city sits at almost 7,000 feet above sea level. We get cool summers and have no need for air conditioners.

The altitude and low humidity result in clean air and relatively mild weather year round. Occasional late-afternoon thunder showers are common from July through September, and snow usually first occurs in mid-October, and is heaviest December through March. The snow, which averages just under 100 inches per year, generally melts off rather quickly. The city experiences about 300 days of sunshine annually.

Area: 63.58 square miles (2000)

Elevation: 6,899 feet above sea level

Average Temperatures: January, 29.7° F; July, 66.1° F; annual average, 45.8° F

Annual Average Precipitation: 21.3 inches

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