First Alert Weather Day: Snow Expected Across Southcentral Alaska on Thursday
The Alaska Weather Source team has issued a First Alert Weather Day for Thursday, anticipating significant snowfall across Southcentral Alaska. Forecast models confirm that a snow event is approaching the region.
Weather Overview
An area of low pressure over the Gulf of Alaska is drawing wet weather into the southeast and sending moisture toward Southcentral, triggering a November snowfall. Snow is expected to begin around midday and continue through the evening hours.
Snow and Temperature Forecast
- Anchorage could receive between 1 and 4 inches of snow.
- Hillside and higher elevation areas may see up to 6 inches.
- Coastal areas of Southcentral are likely to experience temperatures above freezing, leading to a mix of snow and rain.
Duration and Aftermath
The storm system is expected to taper off by Friday. Residents are encouraged to prepare for changing conditions and allow extra travel time during snowfall.
"Snow could accumulate in Southcentral Alaska Thursday! The Weather Team is declaring a First Alert Weather Day as snow is likely to push through the region."
Resources
View live radar, satellite images, and current conditions through the Alaska’s News Source Weather App. Streaming access is available on Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV.
Author’s summary: A low-pressure front from the Gulf of Alaska will bring measurable snowfall to Southcentral on Thursday, with heaviest accumulation expected in elevated and coastal areas.
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