The heaviest snow will fall overnight Wednesday into Thursday morning.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - It’s Groundhog Day again, as the never-ending cycle of snow continues to slam into Southcentral Alaska. With only half of the month gone, Anchorage has already secured itself into the top 10 in terms of snowfall in December. With a healthy snow depth of just under 3 feet, more snow moving into Southcentral could cause issues.
There’s good news for inland regions of Southcentral, as the track of the low will limit if we’ll see any wintry mix make it inland. Should it occur, it most likely will happen for areas near the Knik Arm. While the threat is there for a brief wintry mix into the evening, the vast majority of the region will see all snow. This system doesn’t look to bring record daily snowfall to the region, but many areas could see an additional 5 to 14 inches across Southcentral.
With that said, Thursday could be another day where you shouldn’t be on the roads if you don’t have to. Should you venture out these are the impacts one can expect to experience through Thursday morning.Visibility issues in some of the heavier snow bands and heavy traffic areas.Slick or icy conditions in areas that manage to see a wintry mix through the night.
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