<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2HpEfR_1FVDvJHd00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2HpEfR_1FVDvJHd00" width="600" height="580" >Strong southeast winds are expected to build across parts of Southcentral Alaska through Saturday as a front moves north across the Gulf of Alaska, with the strongest gusts focused along Turnagain Arm, the Anchorage Hillside, and portions of the Knik River Valley.The National Weather Service says winds will increase through Friday, peaking later in the afternoon and continuing into Friday night before gradually easing Saturday.Along the Anchorage Hillside and Turnagain Arm, including South Anchorage, sustained winds of 25 to 35 mph are expected, with gusts reaching 40 to 55 mph.Conditions will be less intense across the Anchorage Bowl and from the Knik River Valley through Butte and Palmer, where winds are forecast at 10 to 25 mph with gusts generally between 25 and 35 mph. Brief, isolated gusts near 40 mph are possible around Butte and Palmer Friday afternoon.Forecasters say winds moving through Turnagain Arm should initially remain directed away from west Anchorage, though that pattern could shift later Friday night into Saturday morning, allowing stronger winds to push farther into the city.The wind will also bring periods of rain to Turnagain Arm and the Anchorage and Eagle River hillsides. By contrast, the Anchorage Bowl and much of the Mat-Su Valley are expected to remain mostly dry until Saturday afternoon.The Weather Service is urging drivers to use extra caution, particularly those operating or towing high-profile vehicles, which can be more difficult to control in strong crosswinds.People with outdoor plans should also secure lightweight or easily lofted items before winds strengthen, especially in exposed areas along Turnagain Arm and the Anchorage Hillside.Winds are expected to begin diminishing through the day Saturday.</div></body>

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Strong southeast winds are expected to build across parts of Southcentral Alaska through Saturday as a front moves north across the Gulf of Alaska, with the strongest gusts focused along Turnagain Arm, the Anchorage Hillside, and portions of the Knik River Valley. The National Weather Service says winds will increase...

Strong Winds Expected Through Saturday Along Turnagain Arm, Anchorage Hillside

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Strong southeast winds are expected to build across parts of Southcentral Alaska through Saturday as a front moves north across the Gulf of Alaska, with th

Strong Winds Expected Through Saturday Along Turnagain Arm, Anchorage Hillside

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