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MOST ACCURATE FORECAST: Cooler air moving into Arizona

We are tracking a storm system passing to our north that's picking up winds and bringing a chance of rain and snow showers to northern Arizona. Areas north of I-40 could see anywhere from a tenth to a quarter of an inch of rain today. Snow levels will drop to around 6,500 feet by Wednesday evening, which could bring a light dusting of snow to Flagstaff.

By: Ashlee DeMartino

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PHOENIX — We are continuing to track a storm system passing to our north that's picking up winds and bringing light rain and snow showers to northern Arizona.

Areas north of I-40 could see anywhere from a tenth to a quarter of an inch of rain with this system.

Snow levels will drop to around 7,500 feet by tonight, which could bring a light dusting of snow.

Our forecast will stay dry here in the Valley, but clouds will continue to move in, and temperatures will drop a few degrees.

The storm system will clear out by Thanksgiving, with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies expected statewide.

Afternoon temperatures will be in the mid-70s in the Valley, mid-50s in Prescott, and mid-40s in Flagstaff on Thanksgiving Day.

Winds will still be breezy to gusty along the Colorado River Valley this Thanksgiving. Lake Wind Advisories take effect tomorrow, as gusts on Lake Mead, Bullhead City, and Lake Havasu City could reach 30 mph, creating hazardous conditions for small boats.

We'll gradually warm up over the weekend and into early next week. Phoenix could be flirting with the 80s again as early as Saturday.

Typically, the last 80-degree day of the year falls around November 24, but last year, our last 80-degree day didn't happen until December 17. The latest 80-degree day ever recorded was December 30, 1980.