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Route 66 Arizona Weather

Embarking on a Route 66 adventure through Arizona unveils a fascinating weather contrast between the Northern and desert regions of the state, influenced by diverse elevations. In the mountainous haven of Flagstaff, situated at approximately 7,000 feet, you’ll find a cooler climate. Summers in Flagstaff bring average temperatures ranging from 40°F to 80°F, providing a refreshing escape from the intense heat associated with lower elevations.

As you continue your journey to the nostalgic town of Seligman, nestled at around 5,300 feet, you’ll experience a blend of high desert and moderate temperatures. Summers in Seligman are generally milder, with average temperatures ranging from 60°F to 90°F, offering a pleasant interlude on your Route 66 expedition.

Heading further into the high desert terrain, Kingman, with an elevation of approximately 3,300 feet, welcomes you with a warmer climate. Summers here are characterized by hotter temperatures, with averages ranging from 70°F to over 110°F. The varied elevations contribute to a diverse weather experience along Route 66 in northern Arizona, ensuring that every stretch of the journey offers a unique and memorable encounter with the state’s climatic diversity.

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