The warmest part of Thanksgiving will likely be the food on the table at many gatherings as air temperatures plunge in many areas of mainland Alaska. Sub-zero temperatures will be over the interior, north and western portions of the state, along with clear skies due to high pressure.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - The warmest part of Thanksgiving will likely be the food on the table at many gatherings as air temperatures plunge in many areas of mainland Alaska.
Sub-zero temperatures will be over the interior, North and Western portions of the state, and clear skies due to high pressure. Gusty winds should also be anticipated in Kodiak to Prince William Sound. Valdez and surrounding areas will see gusts hit 60 mph. Winds will also pick up Thursday in the Susitna Valley, with gusts up to 35 mph in Wasilla and Palmer.
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