から: 2026/03/22, 04:16
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...NUMEROUS SNOW SHOWERS CONTINUE THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING, SECOND ROUND OF SNOW EXPECTED FOR THE SOUTHERN PANHANDLE BY SUNDAY AFTERNOON...

.Another band of snow is pushing into Yakutat this morning with reported visibilities as low as one-half mile ongoing. This band will continue to move northwestward out of the area through early Sunday morning. In its wake, the hit or miss snow showers we have seen the previous week will return along the back side of this front with periods of light to moderate snow expected, the winter weather advisories have been extended through late Sunday morning for the northern panhandle. Snow will gradually end across the northern panhandle through Sunday afternoon with longer duration advisories continuing for portions of the far southern panhandle. Snowfall accumulations will be variable across the area due to the hit or miss nature of these showers. Rates as high as 1 inch per hour and visibilities down to 1 mile or less will be possible within any heavier showers that repeatedly move over the same location. These showers can also bring infrequent periods of increased wind gusts up to 40 mph.

For the southern panhandle communities, temperatures are expected to start cooling through Sunday with bands of snow moving through the southern and central panhandle by the afternoon into Sunday night, prompting the longer duration Winter Weather Advisory. Accumulations in the south will be the highest on the higher elevations of Prince of Wales Island midday Sunday, but more accumulations expected at sea level by Sunday evening and night as temperatures cool through Sunday evening.

* WHAT...Snow. Total snow accumulations of 2 to 5 inches. Visibilities reduced to 1 mile or less.

* WHERE...Prince of Wales Island, Ketchikan, Metlakatla.

* WHEN...Until 4 AM AKDT Monday.

* IMPACTS...Travel by land, air, and sea could be impacted.

* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...Numerous snow showers will continue through Sunday morning. Snowfall accumulations will be variable across the area due to the hit or miss nature of these showers. A secondary system will push through the area on Sunday with higher snow accumulations initially on the higher elevations of the road system before cooling temperatures in the late afternoon and evening brings snow down to the sea level communities for Sunday night.