Crews rush to recover commuter plane found crashed on Alaska sea ice before expected snow and wind
Just hours after finding 10 people dead in western Alaska from one of the deadliest plane crashes in the state in 25 years, ...
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An exceptionally dry year stresses Anchorage businesses dependent on snow
Businesses that depend on snow in Anchorage are slimming their workforce and getting creative to get by this winter.
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January cold returns as snow makes for slick roads after weeks of warmth
An intense bout of snow as temperatures dropped led to slick roads around Anchorage on Monday after several weeks of ...
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Alaska Blizzard Conditions Could Bring Wind Chill to -50
The extreme cold and hazardous blizzard conditions could pose significant risks to residents, travelers, and outdoor workers.
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Four to Six Feet of Snow Possible on Alaska’s Peaks—the Current State of the Snowpack
In Alaska, fifty to 75 inches of snow is possible above 1700 feet in some mountain ranges, especially near Thompson Pass, through next Tuesday, January 14th. Snow levels will lower in the latter ...
Weather Hinders Search For Missing Plane In Western Alaska
A plane carrying 10 people went missing while waiting for the runway to be cleared in Nome, Alaska, Thursday afternoon.
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Alaska to Get Snow While Parts of State Have Unusually Warm Temperatures
Languages: English. The National Weather Service (NWS) issued several winter weather alerts for Alaska, with some areas expected to get up to 20 inches of snow while parts of the state are ...
‘A step for moose in winter is a step closer to death’: Lack of snow is okay by moose
Stantorf said the survival rate is likely to be higher this winter for the approximately 300 moose who call Anchorage home.
Rain transitions to snow as arctic blast arrives, strong winds continue
Back-to-back storms are delivering high winds, heavy rain, and snow to much of Alaska tonight through Sunday. There are ...
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New Orleans has seen more snow than Alaska’s biggest city so far this winter
the snow tallies don’t even come close. Since July 1, Alaska’s most populated city has seen 30 inches of snowfall, which might sound impressive but is more than a foot behind normal.