After picking up about half a foot of snow the skies will clear out Wednesday, offering some sunshine. Enjoy it while you can, snow is back in the forecast Thursday night.

Snow tapers off today as temperatures start dropping. In the coming days, we will likely see the coldest temperatures since last winter.

December kicks off meteorological winter with snow and a drop in temperatures— a big change from our recent warmth.

Snow totals will vary greatly across Southcentral as a low moves into the Prince William Sound.

Snow and colder weather is heading to Southcentral, with many areas seeing the coldest temperatures in more than 9 months.

A wintry mix is back in the forecast for Southcentral with even colder air set to follow by next week

We will see a few stray sprinkles on Friday before showers and even snow return starting Saturday morning.

Temperatures remain on the warm side as we close out November, with colder temperatures arriving just in time for December.

Thousands are without power after winds between 50 and 112 mph hit Anchorage Wednesday evening. A high wind warning is in effect until 5 a.m. Thursday for the Anchorage Hillside and Turnagain Arm where continued gusts to 100 mph are possible

Winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories are in effect Wednesday as a storm delivers a mixed back of winter weather to Southcentral Alaska.

The coldest day so far this season for much of Southcentral. But cold temperatures don't last long as our next storm ushers in warmer temperatures along with some significant moisture.

Temperatures will trend close to normal to start the week, making it the coldest weather we've seen since last winter. An incoming storm brings the chance of snow in time for holiday travel.

Colder weather is arriving in Southcentral, with many waking up hovering near 20 degrees.

The coldest air Southcentral has seen in nearly 9 months is slowly pushing into Southcentral.

Slick spots are possible Saturday morning, as temperatures fall near freezing.

Another day of warm temperatures before they take a dive. A drop of more than 20 degrees in temps will drop us to near normal by early next week.

Warm and windy this afternoon but a cool-down is in the works. Temperatures will fall back to near normal within the week.

Temperatures climbed rapidly across southern Alaska early Wednesday with the high temperature in Anchorage reaching 49° in Anchorage, making this the warmest day this month. Typically, temperatures are in the mid-20s. the upper 40s for Anchorage as an

Temperatures are climbing rapidly across southern Alaskas as an area of low-pressure ushers in a much warmer air mass, along with quite a bit of moisture. The temperature in Bethel climbed from 1, below zero, early Monday to nearly 40 degrees late Tuesday

Anchorage and the Western Kenai Peninsula are under a Winter Weather Advisory from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday for a wintery mix and up to a tenth of an inch of ice along with wind gusts to 40 mph.  Be prepared for an icy and sloppy commute Tuesday night. 

The workweek will start dry and mild, but an incoming storm puts wintry weather back in the forecast.

Saturday marks one month since we technically saw our first snow of the season, which was rather insignificant at only 0.2" and didn't stick around. We may see our first significant snow of the year this weekend though

Another round of freezing drizzle to start the day, then we dry out through the afternoon. This weekend brings the chance of a wintry mix.

Drivers in Anchorage, Eagle River and the Mat-Su should anticipate another icy commute Friday morning as a second round of freezing rain moves in. 

Slick spots remain in some areas as remnants of overnight freezing rain stick around Thursday morning. Showers will continue on and off throughout the day.

Rain, freezing rain and snow are all likely for Southcentral Wednesday and Thursday. 

A strong storm will deliver a wintry mix across Southcentral Wednesday afternoon through Thursday.

Winter storm watch in place for Anchorage as a powerful storm closes in on Southcentral. Freezing rain, sleet, and snow all possible Wednesday night into Thursday.

Sunshine today, but a change in the forecast brings about cold rain and the chance of snow through the middle of the week.

Southcentral will see a strong storm through the middle of the week, that will bring a mix of snow and freezing rain.

A sunny and mild start to the workweek before a storm takes aim at Southcentral in the middle of the week.

Unseasonably warm temperatures continue across Southcentral, with little chances for snow.

Freezing fog is likely across Anchorage and the valley, as more fog moves in.

Southcentral continues to bake, as fall 2019 is in the running for warmest on record.

A sunny Friday afternoon is in store for much of Southcentral. Clear skies will stick around into Saturday morning, offering a beautiful start to the weekend.

Warm, wet conditions will continue across Southcentral through the middle of the week. Drier weather arrives in time for the weekend.

After a little rain, temperatures fell below freezing in parts of Southcentral overnight— making for a slick commute for some to start the day. But a shift in the weather will bring back more unseasonable warmth.

You may run into a few slick spots around town overnight and early Wednesday as temperatures dropped below freezing for most of Anchorage south and east of Minnesota, in Eagle River, and parts of the Mat-Su. Tuesday night. After topping out in the mid-30s

Temperatures dipped low enough to get a little frost to form before the sun rose over Anchorage despite temperatures remaining well above normal.

High temperatures held in the mid to upper 30s in Anchorage Monday making this the coldest day in nearly three weeks, but even with the cool down, we're still 5-10° below normal in the afternoon and 15° below normal early in the morning. The coole

Temperatures will stay in the 30s for the first time this month as sunshine spreads across the Anchorage bowl this afternoon. Clouds quickly return as temperatures are forecast to stay above normal in the coming week.

Freezing fog is possible Monday morning with some sunshine into the afternoon hours.

Low clouds and fog across Southcentral, especially in Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valleys, persisted on Saturday. The low visibility is expected to stick around overnight. Watch out for slick roads and sidewalks as lows dip to the upper 20s to mid 30s. Sunda

Nearly a quarter-inch of rain was recorded Friday night in Anchorage. Showers will continue Friday night across Southcentral, tapering to sprinkles by Saturday morning. Saturday will be a much nicer day.

How often does Halloween come with snow? It's actually rarer than you might think. 

Sunshine moves back into Southcentral today, with some areas seeing sprinkles.

Near-record warmth is in the forecast today, with strong southerly winds.

Wind gusts up to hurricane force are possible through Monday afternoon.

Strong winds, heavy rain, and the potential for flooding will stick around through the weekend.

A strong storm system will bring the return to wet and windy conditions across Southcentral

Showers will taper off as the sun rises over Southcentral. Clouds will start to break by the middle of the day and sunshine will end the workweek.

Thursday started with temperatures almost 20 degrees above normal. Even with a little cool-down in the forecast, temperatures will stay above normal in the extended forecast.

Anchorage started the morning with temperatures in the upper 30s, which is already warmer than normal high temperatures for this time of year, but by the end of the day, temperatures soared all the way up into the 50s, making this the warmest day we've se

Wind gusts will approach 80 miles per hour on Upper Hillside and out Turnagain Arm Wednesday morning. That will help warm much of Southcentral. Temperatures will climb above normal with coastal areas set to receive up to 2 inches of rain.

The storm is headed for Southcentral and Southeast Wednesday is packing some heat and quite a bit of moisture! Temperatures once again climbed to the mid to upper 40s across Southcentral Tuesday, which is 5-10 degrees above normal. Those warm temperatures

An incoming storm will bring powerful wind and rain to Southcentral starting early Wednesday and will likely stick around through the end of the week.

Monday started out at 37° at Ted Stevens, which is 10° above normal for this time of year. Despite not having any sunshine, temperatures managed to reach the low 40s, which is also several degrees above normal. Warmer than average temperatures wil

Sunshine will be hard to come by this week as a series of storms is set to impacts Southcentral. It all starts Monday morning with the return of rain.

Rain and a wintry mix move into Southcentral through the night, with the potential for a few slick spots.

Temperatures remain in the 40s over the coming days, with little in the way of a cool down.

Rain showers build in through the night, with the weekend shaping up to be cloudy and cool.

After a light morning mist, Anchorage will dry out through the middle of the day before showers return late in the day. Then it's looking like a pleasant weekend ahead.

A late wintry mix looks possible Friday night into Saturday morning, as a weak disturbance pushes in off of the Central Chugach.

For the lower elevations of Anchorage and much of the Kenai Peninsula, the first snowflakes of the season were spotted Wednesday morning and continued as a wintry mix off and on for most of the day. October 16th is the average first snowfall date for Anch

With temperatures dropping, our precipitation will transition from rain to snow. In the coming days, we find ourselves somewhere in between.

October is the month when it becomes normal to be below freezing for most of the day. This week has been the coldest of the season with temperatures falling below freezing the last four nights.  

Clouds return Tuesday ahead of the chance of a light wintry mix to start Wednesday. Temperatures trend a little cooler through the remainder of the week.

Sunshine continues to dominate the forecast, but it comes with cooler temperatures. Daytime highs will struggle to hit 40 degrees this week as clouds build back in.

Cold mornings are in the forecast, as overnight lows drop well into the 20s.

Temperatures remain on the cool side, with plenty of sunshine over the coming days.

Snow blanketed the ground across Southcentral, as snow levels dropped to near 1000 feet.

The storm responsible for the early-day rain and snow moves out on Friday, allowing much of Southcentral to dry out before sun returns this weekend.

Back to back storms are keeping Southcentral, Southeast and the Interior under stormy conditions. 

Rain for Southcentral, snow falls to the north. Colder temperatures in the forecast mean some could see the first snow of the season.

One storm, many warnings. A storm system brought in a combination of cooler air from the north and moisture from the south to create the perfect set-up for heavy snow on the Parks and Richardson Highways with high winds and heavy rain further south. 

Rain and warmer temperatures Wednesday, but a push of cold air will change rain to snow for some by Thursday.

A storm is making its way across Alaska this week, now spreading snow across the Interior and rain across Southcentral. It's that time of year to be prepared for winter driving conditions, and that will definitely be the case this week.

Clouds returned to Anchorage early Tuesday ahead of what will be days of stormy weather across Southcentral. Rain, snow, and everything in between in the forecast.

Tuesday will be another chilly start, with temperatures in the low 30s, but the next few nights after that will hold well above freezing as a storm moves in from Western Alaska. Showers move in late in the day.

Sunshine starts the week but an incoming storm will bring showers back to the forecast as temperatures trend a bit cooler.

A small chance of a wintry mix exists, but many areas will stay dry through the night.

A wintry mix will impact Southcentral, as the region gears up for the first snow of the season.

Mild and rainy today, but the cold front bringing the rain will usher in air cold enough that snow sneaks into the forecast for parts of Southcentral.

A massive storm west of Alaska will move into Southcentral Friday, bringing wind and rain before a significant drop in temperatures over the weekend.

Active weather continues for most of Alaska over the next week but first, a break for Southcentral and Southeast. The clouds began to clear late Wednesday, October is known for having a sharp temperature drop from the beginning of the month to the end as

The warm days that started the month of October will soon be a distant memory as cooler temperatures take over.

A storm in the Gulf of Alaska brought the warm air, scattered showers, and breezy winds to the area over the last 48 hours, but that storm is now slowly moving south. That means we'll see drier conditions by Wednesday mid-morning.

September 2019 is going to be remembered as a month of heavy rain, which following one of our driest summers on record, was a huge relief for many areas suffering from extreme drought. It rained 20 out of the 30 days this month, including 10 of those days

A break in the action today will give us a few peeks of sunshine before showers return and take us through the week.

September will end on a wet note, with many areas seeing well over 3 inches of rain.

Heavy rain returns to Southcentral, with upwards of three quarters of an inch possible.

Southcentral will transition from clear and cold to cloudy and mild and eventually wet and windy by the end of the weekend. 

Clouds make a return to Anchorage Friday. They will start high then get thicker throughout the day. Saturday they grow ominous before rain returns early Sunday morning.

Following a potent cold front, temperatures will remain cool in the coming days. Overnight lows will likely dip below freezing across town.

Hail and snow fell across Southcentral today, as colder air filters into the region.

A cold front that will bring a round of showers to Anchorage Wednesday will bring about cooler temperatures through the end of the workweek.

Cooler weather is returning to Southcentral, as Anchorage could see its first freeze

Cooler temperatures and rain are back in the forecast as a very seasonable weather pattern sets up over Southcentral.

Rain returns to Southcentral, with higher elevations seeing some light snow.

Sunshine will help temperatures climb above normal Monday, but a change is on the way— cooler temperatures and rain are in the forecast.