Summary
Some parts of Arizona will face a freeze warning on Friday morning, with temperatures possibly dropping into the 20s. The cold weather could harm crops, vegetation, and plumbing, and people in the affected areas should take protective measures. The National Weather Service issued the warning due to a broader weather system affecting many parts of the Western United States.
Key Facts
- A freeze warning in Arizona is expected early Friday morning.
- Temperatures might fall into the mid-20s in some areas.
- The warning is for places like eastern Cochise County and several river valleys.
- The cold could damage crops, sensitive plants, and outdoor plumbing.
- The warning times are from 2 a.m. to 9 a.m. MT on Friday.
- Other states like Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Wyoming are also affected by the broader weather system.
- Some areas may experience snow and strong winds.
- The National Weather Service advises taking precautions to protect plants and infrastructure.
