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The Sedona sky, computed
Reading the sky over the red rocks…
🌩️ Live radar
The last hour of rain and the next half hour of nowcast, animated over the Verde Valley. When a monsoon cell pops over the rim, you’ll see it here before you hear it.
The next 24 hours
Temperature and rain odds, hour by hour. The shaded stretch is night — watch the desert dump its heat.
🏔️ One valley, five skies
Sedona rides a 3,800-foot elevator between Camp Verde and Flagstaff. Same minute, same sun — five different skies, drawn to elevation:
The week ahead
Seven days, each with its slice of the week’s temperature range and its sunrise and sunset — plan the hikes and golden hours in one look.
When it turns bad
The whole reason a mountain town keeps a 5,000-watt AM station.
📻 Keep the dial handy
Cell coverage dies in the canyon and power flickers in storms — 780 AM doesn’t. When weather gets serious, KAZM carries emergency information the moment it moves. That’s been the job since 1974.
🚗 Storm on the roads?
The Roads & Traffic center has live canyon cameras and every AZ511 incident — snow on the switchbacks shows up there before it shows up under your tires.
🌊 Flash flood country
Slot canyons and creek crossings turn deadly fast in monsoon season. Check the live Oak Creek gauge before you swim, and never drive through running water — not even in the big truck.