First Alert Weather Day: Snow Expected Across Southcentral Alaska Thursday
The Weather Team from Alaska’s News Source has declared a First Alert Weather Day as snow is forecasted to move through southcentral Alaska on Thursday.
Snowfall Details
A low-pressure system in the Gulf of Alaska is bringing wet weather to the southeast, spreading moisture into southcentral Alaska and triggering a November snowfall. Snow will begin by midday and continue into the evening.
- Snowfall will be heaviest in higher elevations and some coastal areas.
- Anchorage could see accumulations of 1 to 4 inches.
- Hillside locations may receive up to 6 inches.
- Coastal southcentral temperatures are expected to rise above freezing, causing precipitation to switch to rain.
Storm Duration and Impact
The snow event will mostly end by Friday, with the worst of the storm occurring Thursday.
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Summary: Southcentral Alaska faces a First Alert Weather Day Thursday with snow expected to accumulate mainly in higher and coastal areas before transitioning to rain along the coast as temperatures rise.