Flagstaff - Arizona Snowbowl - Grand Canyon Express
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Snowbowl
πΊπΈ Arizona Β· United States β Altitude 2855 m
This live camera looks over Arizona Snowbowl, a ski area on the San Francisco Peaks just north of Flagstaff. Watch the slopes and mountain conditions in real time before you plan a trip. The page also shows the local time and weather for the summit area.
Arizona Snowbowl sits on the San Francisco Peaks, the highest range in Arizona, rising above the high desert and ponderosa pine forest around Flagstaff. The peaks are sacred to several Native American nations, and the surrounding landscape is volcanic, with views that stretch across the Coconino Plateau. The area is best known as a winter ski destination, though it draws hikers and mountain bikers in warmer months as well.
The camera is a live view of the mountain, so the most useful thing to check is snow cover, cloud and visibility on the slopes. Snow is typically most visible in winter, and clear mornings often give the sharpest views. Conditions can change quickly at this altitude, so a view that looks clear now may be wrapped in cloud within an hour. Check the weather block on this page alongside the picture.
Flagstaff has a high-elevation climate, with cold winters and mild summers, and the mountain is noticeably colder and windier than the town below. Plan layers year-round. Flagstaff is about 16 km away and is the main base for visitors, with other cameras in the region covering Munds Park, Sedona and the Grand Canyon Village for comparison of conditions across the state.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for the mountain are shown in the weather block on this page. Because the site sits at about 2,855 m, it is usually colder and windier than Flagstaff.
The local time is displayed on this page and updates with the live view. Arizona does not observe daylight saving time, so the clock stays the same through the summer.
The camera is located on the San Francisco Peaks north of Flagstaff, Arizona, at roughly 35.33 degrees north and 111.71 degrees west. The map on this page marks the exact location.
Winter mornings are often the clearest for watching snow cover on the slopes. In summer, early morning usually offers the best visibility before afternoon clouds build over the peaks.
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