Snow Blankets Southcentral Alaska
Southcentral Alaska experienced its first significant snowfall of the winter season on Thursday, according to Alaska's Weather Source.
Snowfall Details
- Glen Alps: 4 inches of snow
- Abbott Loop: 2.3 inches of snow
- Potter Valley: 2.6 inches of snow
- Midtown Anchorage: approximately 4 inches by early Thursday evening
Weather Advisory and Conditions
A winter weather advisory is in effect across the entire Kenai Peninsula and will continue through early Friday. Drivers are advised to proceed with caution, keep headlights visible, and ensure windshields remain clear.
Storm System Overview
The storm responsible for the snowfall is rotating in the Gulf of Alaska, bringing snow and rain to southcentral Alaska, the North Gulf Coast, and the Panhandle through Friday.
Additional storms are expected over the weekend, with increasing wind, winter rain, and snow.
Additional Resources
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“A First Alert Weather Day resulted in significant snowfall for southcentral Alaska Thursday, the first of the winter season so far.” — Alaska's News Source
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Summary: Southcentral Alaska received its first major snow of winter with several inches reported, prompting a winter advisory and caution for drivers as more storms approach the region.