Arizona ski resorts are seeing significant snowfall, particularly in the Flagstaff and White Mountains regions. The heaviest recorded snowfall in the past 24 hours is at Fry, AZ, with 191 inches, and Mormon Mountain, AZ, reporting 188 inches, though these figures may be anomalies. The surrounding area, including Arizona Snowbowl, has a solid snowpack, with sites like Snowslide Canyon showing 44 inches and a fresh 8-inch snowfall. The 5-day forecast suggests moderate snowfall across the state, with areas like Baker Butte and Happy Jack expecting up to 5 inches. Sunrise Park Resort in the White Mountains is also seeing accumulation, with nearby Maverick Fork showing 204 inches of snow depth.

Flagstaff, home to Arizona Snowbowl, is poised to benefit from the incoming snow, with Fort Valley registering fresh snowfall and a 185-inch snowpack. The Mogollon Rim region, including Baker Butte and Mormon Mountain, has a steady base with light snowfall projected. In the White Mountains, Hannagan Meadows and Baldy areas report snow depths around 6 inches, with 3-5 inches expected in the coming days. Cities like Flagstaff, Payson, and Pinetop-Lakeside may see travel impacts as snow accumulates on roadways. For the best snow conditions, Arizona Snowbowl and Sunrise Park Resort remain top choices, with consistent snow depth and additional snowfall in the forecast.