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Snowfall hits Fairbanks with 3-7 inches expected
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTUU/KTVF) - Interior Alaska was covered in steady accumulation of snow Tuesday, with the region expected to see between three and seven inches of snow from the current winter weather event. Meteorologist Alekya Srinivasan with the National Weather Service in Fairbanks said Tuesday is expected to be the...
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Up to 30 Inches of Snow and 40 MPH Gusts Target Fairbanks, Denali, Delta Junction, and Tok as Winter Storm Watch Covers Interior Alaska Through Wednesday
FAIRBANKS, Alaska — A major early-season winter storm is expected to bring heavy snow, gusty winds, and dangerous travel to much of Interior Alaska this week. Winter Storm Watches are in effect for many communities from Monday through Wednesday, October 19 to 21. Some impacts could linger into early Thursday. The Eastern Alaska Range could see up to 30 inches of snow at higher elevations.
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The official first snow and freeze have kicked off October with sunshine to close the week
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - After scattered snow in Fairbanks and Anchorage Thursday morning, each locations received their first official measurable snowfall of the season with both cities recording 0.1 inches of snow. With a glimpse of winter weather at the start of October, sunshine is closing out the week for many Alaskans.
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From snow to sun: Lingering snow starts the day with clearing skies ahead
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Wednesday was a winter wonderland in higher elevations of Southcentral and even in the Interior, but Thursday is off to a snowy start as well. In Fairbanks, a trace of snow has dusted the surface, with Southcentral locations also squeezing out their last bit of wintry precipitation before clear skies move in overnight.
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Arctic air to bring 1st freeze to Anchorage as chance of snow lies ahead
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Temperatures are trending down as we inch closer to the weekend. Highs in the Interior and Southcentral Alaska are dropping nearly 10 degrees through the next days with even colder temperatures in store for the overnight hours. Anchorage will likely see the first...