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Current Conditions

Weather Conditions

Weather can vary greatly across the three districts of the Kaibab National Forest and it is always suggested to check the weather before your visit, especially during winter when snow and ice may make roads dangerous or impassable, and during the monsoonal storms which occur generally in July and August.

The NWS Forecast Office Flagstaff provides weather forecasts, watches, and warnings for the Kaibab National Forest. 

North Kaibab Ranger District

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5-day Forecast

Tusayan Ranger District

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5-day Forecast

Williams Ranger District

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5-day Forecast

Grand Canyon National Park

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NPS Website Weather Page

Travel Information

Arizona Road Conditions

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Arizona Department of Transportation highway conditions and webcams

AZ 511 Road Conditions

Know Snow and Ice

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Arizona Department of Transportation information on driving in snowy and icy conditions

Know Snow and Ice in AZ

Smoke Impacts

AirNow Fire and Smoke Map

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Air quality and active fire smoke plume information

Find Current Air Quality

Prescribed Fire Information

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Information on current and past prescribed fires throughout Arizona - prescribed fires in Arizona require approval through the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ).

Prescribed Fire Info

Last updated June 26th, 2025

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