Alaska Daily Snow
By Sean O'Neil, Forecaster Posted 10 days ago December 2, 2024
Plenty of Precip, Plenty of Rain
Summary
A warm and wet pattern is underway for the rest of the week. Stronger pulses of moisture arrive Tuesday, Wednesday night and Thursday evening. Snow levels will sit mostly above 2,000 ft, rising to 3,000 ft on Wednesday and dropping below 1,000 ft on Friday. SE flow strongly favors the maritime mountains, but Hatcher Pass will miss most of the lower mountain rain impacts.
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About Our Forecaster
Sean O'Neil
Forecaster
Sean O'Neil received a B.S. in Meteorology from the University of Washington, which led to him a forecasting position at the NWS in Anchorage, Alaska. He is now a graduate student at the Desert Research Institute in Reno, Nevada focusing on mountain climate and predictability.
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