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Your morning Alaska weather update Step outside and you'll feel it — that sharp, biting cold that reminds you winter isn't done yet. We're gaining 5 minutes and 45 seconds of daylight today, but don't expect that sunshine to bring much warmth. 📍 Keywords: Alaska weather | Alaska | morning forecast | morning weather update | March weather | AK weather forecast
Your evening Alaska weather update Alaska's doing what it does best tonight — being dramatic and unapologetic. The Interior is locked in dangerous Arctic cold while Southeast gets hammered by a Pacific storm. Let's start in Southeast, where a powerful low is tracking north and dumping heavy snow. 📍 Keywords: evening forecast | Alaska weather | evening weather update | March weather | Alaska | AK weather forecast
Your evening Alaska weather update Alaska is putting on a show tonight, folks. Three completely different weather worlds, all happening at once. Down in the Southeast, you're getting absolutely buried, while snow is dumping across the panhandle right now. 📍 Keywords: evening weather update | March weather | AK weather forecast | Alaska | Alaska weather | evening forecast
Good morning. Alaska. I'm Michael Mosby. Alaska is throwing everything at you today, brutal cold up north. Messy snow in the middle, a full-blown winter storm charging through Southeast. As the sun sets. Let's start in the Interior, where the cold is vicious, fairbanks woke up to minus 21 degrees. You'll climb to just 5 degrees this afternoon — well below normal for mid-March. Tonight drops back to minus 26, wind chills plunge to minus 36 degrees. That's the kind of cold that bites through everything. Cover exposed skin. Frostbite doesn't ask permission. Down in Southcentral, it's milder but messy, while anchorage sits at 7 degrees with light snow through mid-morning. You'll reach 17 degrees this afternoon, snow tapers off by evening. Tonight falls to 3 degrees. Southeast Alaska is where the real action unfolds, while a powerful low is charging north from the Pacific. Juneau starts at 25 degrees with snow showers already moving through, by this afternoon, scattered snow turns to steady snow. Expect 2 to 4 inches by evening, temperatures climb to 33 degrees. East winds gust to 20 miles an hour. As the sun sets. Tonight the storm intensifies, heavy snow blankets Southeast. Eight to 12 inches possible overnight, winds ramp up along the coast, gusting to 25 miles an hour. Winter Storm Warnings are in effect through Monday afternoon. Here's your heads-up for the week ahead, while the Interior stays locked in unseasonable cold through Friday. Highs struggle to reach zero, lows in the minus S Two0s to minus 30s. Southcentral sees mostly sunny skies Monday through Wednesday with highs in the low teens. Southeast continues snowy through the week as the Gulf low lingers, while additional accumulations of 8 to 18 inches by Friday. Drive carefully in that snow. See you this afternoon.
Good evening. Alaska. I'm Michael Mosby. Alaska is having a bit of an identity crisis today. While the Interior is staring down a brutal deep freeze, the Southeast coast is bracing for a powerful wallop of snow and wind. As the sun sets. Let's start in Southcentral. You're seeing light snow this afternoon with highs topping out near 17 degrees. The snow continues tonight. And by morning, you're waking up to about 7 degrees. The snow tapers off Sunday, but don't get comfortable—cold air rushes right in. You'll be looking at temperatures crashing to minus 3 by Monday night. Up in the Interior, it's flat-out dangerous. Fairbanks sits at 4 degrees this afternoon, but tonight, the thermometer takes a nosedive to minus 18. Folks, limit your time outside, this is the kind of cold that doesn't negotiate. You see a slight warm-up to 5 degrees on Sunday, but Tuesday night brings another deep freeze with lows near minus 30. The big drama is unfolding in Southeast Alaska, while a Winter Storm Warning is in effect for Hyder. A strong low pressure system moves in Sunday, bringing heavy snow Sunday night into Monday. Expect 14 to 20 inches of accumulation—travel will be nearly impossible. Meanwhile. Prince of Wales Island is under a High Wind Warning, expect east winds gusting to 60 miles an hour. Over in Juneau, expect rain to mix in by Sunday afternoon. Looking ahead. Here's what the week ahead looks like. The Interior stays locked in a deep freeze with highs near zero and lows in the minus S Two0s and 30s. Southeast sees an active week with bands of snow showers continuing through Friday. Southcentral dries out but remains very cold. Keep those pipes dripping tonight. — See you tomorrow.
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