Extended periods of light to moderate snow are expected Friday through Sunday morning
Winter weather advisory and other messages from National Weather Service effective through Friday morning
The western Kenai Peninsula will experience some windy and wet conditions Tuesday and Wednesday.
A winter storm dropped as much as 14 inches of snow in areas of the central Kenai Peninsula, closing schools and causing some small power… Continue reading
The mountain is located across Cook Inlet north of the Kenai Peninsula
“Several rounds” of heavy snowfall are expected, beginning as soon as Monday evening
Wind chills over night may reach as low as -20 to -40 degrees in much of Southcentral
A long-term forecast — describing conditions for Thursday through Sunday — says the cold will be sticking around
Subzero temperatures forecast to continue through at least Tuesday
The statement is in effect through Sunday, when temperatures are expected to return to normal
The road was closed for several hours
Snow accumulations of up to 16 inches are expected
Periods of light freezing rain are expected from 4 p.m. Wednesday through 11 a.m. on Thursday
Conditions may result in power outages
Up to 3 feet of snow was reported on the Seward Highway
A low-pressure system moved north up Prince William Sound and struck much of Southcentral
A winter weather advisory is in effect from 9 p.m. tonight until 5 a.m. Wednesday