FLAGSTAFF, AZ — Arizona Snowbowl said Monday morning that it reached its capacity limits for the day and that Snowbowl Road, which leads to the mountain, would remain closed for the rest of the day.
Also, lift tickets, rentals, and lessons are sold-out for the rest of the month -- through Jan. 31, the ski hill said on its Twitter accounts, @AZSBUpdates, which it is using to share frequent updates on its operations.
LIVE UPDATES: Winter storm in Arizona closes roads, affects high-country events
Winter storms dropped several inches of snow -- nearly two feet in some spots -- over the weekend, and several more inches of snow are expected to fall throughout the day on Monday.
PHOTOS: Storm brings inches of snow to northern Arizona
Due to the amount of snow and hazardous conditions it creates, the Arizona Department of Transportation and DPS have asked travelers not to travel to northern Arizona if they do not have to.
Several roads have also been closed due to the adverse conditions.
Winter weather closures:
— Arizona DOT (@ArizonaDOT) January 25, 2021
- SR 260 is closed between Star Valley and Heber
- SR 87 northbound, north of Payson
- SR 89A is closed between Sedona and Interstate 17
SR 87 is open between Phx and Payson, but we strongly discourage drivers from traveling during the storm.#azwx pic.twitter.com/Jdjg9C2yCC
Reminder: SR 89A is still closed in both directions between Sedona & Flagstaff due to the winter storm. ❄️❄️ There's no estimate for reopening at this time. Visibility is low & roads are snowy & icy - please avoid travel.#AZTroopers #CourteousVigilance pic.twitter.com/DyZQfvMryQ
— Dept. of Public Safety (@Arizona_DPS) January 25, 2021
