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Trails closed at Creamers Field following floods
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTUU/KTVF) - As the Fairbanks area remains in a flood watch through Saturday, much of the borough remains unaffected by higher waters. Despite this, trail users have lost access to some parts of Creamers Field. The Alaska Dept. of Fish and Game announced Thursday that they had closed...
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While parts of the state dry off between showers, flooding levels are on the rise in Fairbanks
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - If you’re in a hurry out the door, don’t worry about your raincoat! Dry conditions are here temporarily in Southeast and Southcentral, with more rain moving into Southwest Alaska. Showers are on the way to Southcentral to close out the week,...
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Borough Emergency Operations say wind advisory is biggest concern amid flood watch
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTUU/KTVF) - As Fairbanks enters the first day of a four-day flood watch, rain is still coming down but wind speeds are picking up as well. The combination is a concern for the Fairbanks North Star Borough Director of Emergency Operations. At the Nordale Road boat launch, just...
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Back-to-back storms bring heavy showers with cooler temperatures on the way
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Flood watch continues through Saturday for parts of Fairbanks area
A flood watch remains in effect through Saturday afternoon for parts of the Fairbanks area. The watch includes Fairbanks, North Pole, Two Rivers, Fort Wainwright, Ester, and Fox. Heavy rain could cause minor flooding along rivers, creeks, streams, and other low-lying areas. The Chena River is running higher than normal...
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Two storms start the week as rain kicks off Labor Day
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Richardson Highway Braces For Snow And Strong Winds This Week
The National Weather Service expects up to 8 inches of snow and 40 mph gusts along a 57-mile stretch, with the worst arriving Monday morning. A storm rolling into interior Alaska is expected to bury a rural highway corridor in the eastern Alaska Range under as much as 8 inches of snow, with wind gusts reaching 40 mph by early Monday. The National Weather Service office in Fairbanks issued the advisory Sunday morning, and it’s the only winter weather advisory active anywhere in the country right now.
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Early Signs That Winter is Coming
Though the growing season hasn’t ended yet, it is waning fast in Alaska. The Fairbanks area has already lost 5 hours and 45 minutes of sunlight since the June solstice(*) and they’re currently losing nearly 7 minutes of sunlight per day. The National Weather Service in Fairbanks points...
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Mukluk Fire damages about 20 structures near Tok
About 20 structures have been damaged or destroyed by the Mukluk Fire burning near Tok, according to the Alaska Division of Forestry and Fire Protection. Emery Johnson with DFFP said the fire was first reported around noon Monday. “There was a report of a power outage and then a fire...
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Winter Weather Warning Hits Alaska’s Dalton Highway as up to 6 Inches of Snow and Ice Loom This Week
FAIRBANKS, AK — Snow is moving back into Alaska in the middle of summer, and forecasters say some of it could stick. The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather warning for the Central Brooks Range, with travel impacts expected through Monday morning. Officials are warning drivers to...
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Heavy Rain for Eastern Kenai Peninsula, Summer Showers in Southcentral, and Sunshine with 70s for Fairbanks and Juneau
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Moderate to heavy rain and river runoff is possible, and it may lead to flooding in low-lying areas of the southern Kenai Peninsula beginning early Sunday morning. This includes Seward, Whittier, and Portage. The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch which remains in effect through Tuesday. Most of the rainfall—3 to 5 inches is likely to fall between Sunday and Monday morning. However, the storm total through Tuesday could drop up to 8 inches in some areas. In the meantime, southeast winds with gusts to 60 mph are also possible along Turnagain Arm.
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Burn permits suspended in Fairbanks and Delta areas due to high winds
Burn permits are temporarily suspended in parts of Interior Alaska as high winds increase wildfire danger. The Alaska Division of Forestry and Fire Protection says burn permits are suspended Tuesday in the Railbelt Zone of the Fairbanks Area and in both the East and West zones of the Delta Area.