Joe Bartosik
Meteorologist
State emergency management officials begin helping residents of Circle and Crooked Creek following historic ice jam flooding over the weekend.
River flooding, gusty winds, and a slow moving front brings many hazards to mainland Alaska to start the week.
Ice jam flooding, wind, fire weather, rain, and even snow for Mother's Day in Alaska.
A mix of sun, clouds, and a few showers to start Mother's Day weekend in Southcentral.
A Sunday sensation of Anchorage's first "official" 50+ degree high temperature and the Ice Classic tripod falling, but the contest clock stays sticking.
Mother Nature has a repeat performance on Sunday, then a little bad news to start the week, but then much better news by week's end.
Isolated to widely scattered showers (yes, even snow showers) still a possibility through at least Thursday.
Low pressure near Prince William Sound weakens just in time for a stronger storm to arrive from the Aleutians as the calendar turns from April to May.
Widespread aurora likely across Alaska late Sunday night and early Monday morning.
Arctic high pressure builds south across the state, bringing blustery winds and temperatures almost 15 degrees below normal for Sunday.
After a string of gorgeous blue sunny skies, and more spring-like temperatures, winter makes a (rude) return this weekend.
Lighter winds as high pressure noses in means a return to high temperatures in the 40s with continued sunshine.
After Monday, a nice stretch of sunshine and warmer temperatures
Low pressure in the Gulf of Alaska brings more clouds, cooler temperatures, and areas of rain and snow for some on Sunday.
Low pressure in the Gulf of Alaska brings more clouds, cooler temperatures, and areas of rain and snow for some on Sunday.
Scattered snow showers continue across Southcentral. Sunshine returns over the weekend.
Snow showers into Friday, then more sunshine by late weekend with temps approaching 45 by middle of next week.
Easter, 2023 will go down as the coldest on record for Anchorage.
Snow will continue on Easter Sunday with Anchorage likely reaching 100 inches of snow for the 2022-2023 season.
The calendar says Easter, but the weather this weekend will resemble Christmas.
High pressure builds into Southcentral to start off April while areas of low pressure keep conditions rainy in Southeast, western AK snowy.
Western Alaska storm slows down, but spreads clouds into Southcentral
Sunshine headlines southern and eastern areas of the state while a large storm impacts northern and western areas with snow, wind, and rain.
Water temperatures over the equatorial Pacific have returned to normal signaling an end to a three year La Nina cycle. What does this mean for Alaska?
Active storm track brings more wintry weather across western and southern Alaska this week.
Avalanche and Winter Storm warnings issued for the western Chugach Range. A Winter Weather advisory issued for the western Kenai Peninsula for another round of snow and wind.
A front arriving from the northwest will mean an increase in clouds Sunday afternoon, then sunshine and colder temperatures behind it.
High pressure to remain in place over Southcentral for the first half of the week bringing more sunshine with temperatures rising above normal.
This year's race officially kicks off with cold, frosty temperatures but plenty of sunshine on Sunday. What will mushers face as they head toward McGrath?
High pressure over the eastern half of Alaska means a continuation of chilly temperatures and sunshine. Snow and wind returns to western Alaska.
Temperatures trend colder on Saturday with several areas of the state holding on to some periods of light snow.
Officials warn of leaving unplowed snow on roofs days after deadly roof collapse in Taku neighborhood.
Sunshine was able to break through the clouds Sunday afternoon for a beautiful sunset. More sunshine for Monday and Tuesday but after some morning freezing fog.
Sunday starts with areas of clouds and freezing fog, but ends on a brighter note as sunshine appears for the afternoon.
More snow for Anchorage and Southcentral on Saturday, then comes a welcome break from the active, snowy weather pattern.
More snow for Anchorage and Southcentral on Saturday, then comes a welcome break from the active, snowy weather pattern.
Sunday's snow ends overnight with some sunshine for Monday. Roads, however, will remain slick and slippery with some snow covered as well.
Light snow will continue into Sunday, becoming more widespread and picking up in intensity at times.
Some light snow returns to Anchorage Saturday afternoon. A more widespread light snowfall appears likely Sunday.
Low pressure tracking up Cook Inlet will spread light snow from the western Kenai through Anchorage and into the Mat-Su Valleys on Monday.
There is a high risk of avalanches for all levels of the Chugach Range from Turnagain Arm through Turnagain Pass on Sunday through 7 a.m. Monday.
Clouds, wind, and snow on the increase for Southcentral as a significant storm system tracks toward Prince William Sound.
Another round of light snow (1"-2") likely on Saturday, then attention turns to a stronger system late Sunday into Monday.
Slick and slippery conditions developing once again as a wintry mix of light snow, light freezing rain/drizzle move into Southcentral.
