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Lingering impacts for Alaska as the Bering Sea Storm winds down (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - The strong Bering Sea storm continues to wind down, although gusty winds, rain and the potential for flooding still remains. Flooding hasn’t been a big concern, but until the event truly winds down the threat will remain for some areas. Expect some of the strongest winds to close out the week to remain for the Aleutians and through the Eastern Alaska Range. Rain likely will remain for the southern part of the state through the weekend. A storm off the coast
Strong storm moving through Bering Sea drives high surf, high winds and rain into Alaska (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - While things have been fairly quiet across Southcentral Alaska and a good portion of the state Monday, things are beginning to shift towards stormier weather in Western Alaska and the Aleutians. A strong area of low pressure will build north/northeast through the Bering Sea, before making an approach towards the Southern Seward Peninsula Coastline by Tuesday evening. Expect impacts from this storm to be felt across most of Alaska, with flooding possible as
Light snow falling across parts of Southcentral, with frost likely into Tuesday morning (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Light snow coated parts of Southcentral this morning in some of the higher elevations. Most of the snow looks to have fallen above 2,000′, although some flurries or flakes did make it lower. While this isn’t true termination dust, it is a sign of cooler weather heading our way across the state. We’ll certainly see some of the cooler weather over the next few mornings across Alaska. Ready or not, winter will be here before we know it. Following the light sno
River flooding to recede in Susitna Valley as rain tapers off (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Persistent rain showers remains with areas of Western Alaska, while rain across Southcentral continues to lighten up. While coastal areas of the Kenai Peninsula and the Susitna Valley look to keep some rain around through the day, the rest of the region will continue to dry out. However, some isolated activity will still be possible into the afternoon and evening hours. While rain is done for most areas of Southcentral Alaska, we’ll still see isolated to sc
Flood watch remains for areas of the Susitna Valley through Wednesday (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - While rain and winds remain with many areas of the state, the system stalled overnight thanks to our ridge near Southeast Alaska. This limited just how much rain fell across Southcentral Alaska, although some flooding concerns are still possible for the Matanuska and Susitna valleys. While rain won’t be as widespread for Tuesday, we’ll still see some periodic showers for Anchorage and surrounding areas. Most of the rain will remain in the Susitna Valley, we
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