The nicest stretch of weather we’ve seen all year is set to come to a brief end as we hit the weekend.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - The nicest stretch of weather we’ve seen all year long is set to come to an end as we go into the weekend.
Starting tonight, clouds will increase from the north as a cold front sweeps south across the state. Winter weather advisories have been issued from the Brooks Range south through Interior Alaska, where winds and snow could limit visibility. While snow will fall with this system, many areas will see less than 4 inches of snowfall.
The biggest impact we’ll see into the weekend will be our temperatures. After spending several days in the 40s and 50s, temperatures take a step back starting Saturday. As the colder air spills southward, we’ll see highs drop into the upper 30s and lower 40s. With mostly cloudy conditions and breezy winds, it’ll certainly feel like winter this weekend. Many spots could see wind chills Saturday and Sunday remaining in the low to mid-30s.
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