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Today is the winter solstice which means most of Alaska starts gaining daylight tomorrow.

A large winter storm will move into mainland Alaska on Monday. Hazardous travel conditions expected across the West Coast and along the Seward Highway.

Heavy snow in the northern panhandle led to an avalanche on the Klondike highway Thursday. A series of winter storms is delivering precipitation to the region all over again, but this time it is snow instead of rain.

While there was a drop in emissions globally, scientists say that this had little effect on the concentration of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere, which is causing the earth to heat up and leading to worsening climate disasters.

Ski resorts open early and daily ice skating and trail maintenance begins.

Water is the strangest substance on Earth, but just why is it so slippery when solid?

The chances of seeing the northern lights this week are higher than usual following a solar flare and Coronal Mass Ejection from the sun earlier this week.

Nearly three-quarters of the planet we call home is covered by water and one of the key features of transporting this water is atmospheric rivers. These rivers of moisture in the atmosphere can both provide the water supply to regions and inundate an area bringing catastrophic flooding.

Refraction plays a key role in displacing objects in the sky and tricking our minds into thinking the sun has risen when it hasn't.

For 66 days America’s northernmost city falls into darkness.

Clear skies mean a chance to view the Leonid meteor shower early Tuesday morning.

Anchorage police say dozens of collisions and vehicles in distress were reported after a snowy, icy weekend.

Much of ALaska will have the opportunity to see active aurora and a meteor shower this week...if the weather holds.

La Nina conditions in the tropical Pacific mean Alaska's winter could be a little colder and a little drier than normal.

Greenland's record loss of ice came partially from warm air that came from Africa in late July 2019.