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THE COMBINATION OF GUSTY WINDS AND BLOWING SNOWIS EXPECTED TO REDUCE VISIBILITIES TO ONE QUARTER MILE OR LESS ATTIMES THROUGH THE PASS. A GULF OF ALASKA STORM WILL SPREAD SNOW INTO THE WESTERN KENAIPENINSULA THIS EVENING.
A WEATHER FRONT ASSOCIATED WITH A GULF OF ALASKA LOW WILL BRINGSNOW AND WIND TO SOUTHEAST PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND LATER THISEVENING.
SNOW ACCUMULATIONS OF 4 TO 8 INCHES AREPOSSIBLE THROUGH THE REST OF TONIGHT INTO EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNINGFOR BOTH VALDEZ AND THOMPSON PASS. MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH PATCHY FOG AND PERIODS OF RAIN SHOWERS FORTHE REMAINDER OF THE NIGHT.
SNOW WILL CONTINUE TO FALL THROUGHOUT TONIGHTWITH 3 TO 6 INCHES EXPECTED BY THE MORNING COMMUTE.
MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH SNOW SHOWERS.
WIND CHILL TEMPERATURESWILL BE 45 BELOW ZERO OR LESS AT TIMES.
NO ACCUMULATION IS EXPECTED.
CLEAR SKIES WITH TEMPERATURES 25 TO 35 BELOWZERO CAN BE EXPECTED TO CONTINUE OVER THE AREA WITH COLDESTTEMPERATURES INLAND.
WINDS WILL REMAIN LIGHT AND VARIABLE.
TOTAL SNOWFALL OF 6 TO 12 INCHES OF NEWSNOW IS EXPECTED BY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WITH THE GREATEST AMOUNTSFALLING FROM TALKEETNA SOUTH. CLOUDY SKIES OVER PRINCE OF WALES WITH PERIODS OF RAIN SHOWERSMOVING OVER THE AREA FROM THE WEST WILL CONTINUE THROUGH THEEARLY MORNING HOURS.
A GULF OF ALASKA STORM WILL SPREAD SNOW INTO THE WESTERN KENAIPENINSULA THIS EVENING.
THIS WILL BRING SNOW AND AREAS OFBLOWING SNOW TO THE KENAI PENINSULA AND SOUTH CENTRAL ALASKABEGINNING LATER THIS EVENING AND CONTINUING THROUGH MUCH OF WEDNESDAY. WILL PRODUCEWIND CHILL TO 55 BELOW.
WIND CHILL TEMPERATURESWILL BE 45 BELOW ZERO OR LESS AT TIMES.
A WIND CHILL WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 6 PM AST WEDNESDAY.
HEAVIEST SNOWFALL ISEXPECTED BETWEEN MIDNIGHT TONIGHT AND MIDDAY WEDNESDAY. A BLOWING SNOW ADVISORY MEANS THAT VISIBILITIES WILL BE LIMITEDDUE TO STRONG WINDS BLOWING SNOW AROUND.
WIND CHILL ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO 6 PMAST WEDNESDAY. BE CAREFUL TO COVER ALL EXPOSED SKIN.
FOG HAS DEVELOPED ALONG RIVER VALLEYS AND NEAR BODIES OF WATERTHIS MORNING.
MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH PATCHY FOG AND PERIODS OF RAIN SHOWERS MIXINGWITH SNOW THROUGH THE EARLY MORNING HOURS.
THE COMBINATION OF THESECONDITIONS WILL CAUSE VISIBILITIES TO BE FREQUENTLY REDUCED TO ONEQUARTER MILE OR LESS.
HEAVIEST SNOWFALL IS EXPECTED BETWEENMIDNIGHT TONIGHT AND MIDDAY WEDNESDAY.
WILL PRODUCEWIND CHILL TO 55 BELOW.
SNOW ACCUMULATION UP TO 1INCH.
AS THE LOW MOVES TOWARD PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND.
MAKING TRAVEL EXTREMELY DANGEROUS.
THE FOG WILL CAUSE A THINLAYER OF ICE TO FORM ON ROADWAYS.
CLOUDY SKIES OVER THE MISTY FJORDS REGION WITH PERIODS OF RAINSHOWERS MOVING OVER THE AREA FROM THE WEST WILL CONTINUE THROUGHTHE EARLY MORNING HOUR. MAKING TRAVEL EXTREMELY DANGEROUS. BLIZZARD WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 1 AM WEDNESDAY TO 4 AM ASTTHURSDAY. IFYOU MUST BE OUTDOORS.