Flagstaff, Arizona recently experienced much-needed snowfall after a dry winter, just in time as fire season approaches. Despite being above average in snowfall for March, the area is still below average overall. Residents, like Angie Fish, are concerned about the upcoming fire danger due to the lack of precipitation this year. However, the recent snowstorm brought relief and excitement to the region, with almost 19 inches of snow falling. While the snowfall helps temporarily, Flagstaff is still significantly below its average snowfall for the year. The National Weather Service is monitoring the situation closely, noting that wildfire potential will depend on the upcoming spring weather trends. With a forecast of drier and hotter conditions due to La Niña, the potential for wildfires is expected to increase by May. Despite the concerns, residents are enjoying the recent snowfall and its positive impact on the economy. Another storm is expected to hit the area on Thursday, prompting officials to advise residents to prepare in advance.
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