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ESPECIALLY BRIDGES AND OVERPASSES. A GULF OF ALASKA STORM WILL SPREAD
SNOW INTO THE ANCHORAGE AREALATER THIS EVENING. NORTHEAST WINDS LOCALLY
GUSTING TO 45 MPH IN THE UPPER NOATAKVALLEY. MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH
SCATTERED RAIN SHOWERS MIXING WITH SNOWTHROUGH THE EARLY MORNING
HOURS.<br>
THE FOG WILL CAUSE A THINLAYER OF ICE TO FORM ON ROADWAYS. SNOWFALLWILL
INCREASE IN INTENSITY.<br>
IN ADDITION THERE WILL BE AREAS OF BLOWINGSNOW.<br>
TOTAL SNOWFALL OF 6 TO 12INCHES OF NEW SNOW IS EXPECTED BY WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON.<br>
MOSTLY CLOUDY THROUGH THE EVENING WITH SCATTERED RAINSHOWERS. RESIDENTS
SHOULD USE CAUTION WHEN TRAVELLING OUTSIDE.<br>
HEAVIEST SNOW WAS FALLING IN EASTANCHORAGE AT THAT TIME. WIND CHILL
TEMPERATURES OVER THE AREAOF AT LEAST 45 BELOW ZERO CAN BE EXPECTED.
ALTHOUGH WINDS WILL REMAIN LIGHT.<br>
BITTERLY COLD WIND CHILL TEMPERATURES TONIGHT.<br>
THIS WILL CAUSE POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS DRIVING CONDITIONS.<br>
IF YOU MUST BE OUTDOORS. 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.<br>
SNOWFALL WILL INCREASE IN INTENSITY. THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN
ANCHORAGE HAS ISSUED A WIND CHILLADVISORY.<br>
SNOW ACCUMULATION UPTO 1 INCH.<br>
IF YOU MUST BE OUTDOORS. NORTHEAST WINDS LOCALLY GUSTING TO 45 MPH IN
THE UPPER NOATAKVALLEY.<br>
WIND CHILL TEMPERATURES OVER THE AREAOF AT LEAST 45 BELOW ZERO CAN BE
EXPECTED.<br>
LOOK FOR MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES WITHNUMEROUS SNOW SHOWERS. TEMPERATURES
HAVE FALLEN BELOW FREEZING IN MUCH OFTHE AREA. A WIND CHILL ADVISORY
MEANS THAT VERY COLD AIR AND STRONG WINDS WILLCOMBINE TO GENERATE LOW
WIND CHILLS. BE CAREFUL TO COVER ALL EXPOSED SKIN. WINDS WILL REMAIN
LIGHT AND VARIABLE. MOSTLY CLOUDY THROUGH THE EVENING WITH SCATTERED
RAINSHOWERS.<br>
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN ANCHORAGE HAS ISSUED A BLOWINGSNOW
ADVISORY.<br>
SNOW ACCUMULATIONS OF 4 TO 8 INCHES AREPOSSIBLE THROUGH THE REST OF
TONIGHT INTO EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNINGFOR BOTH VALDEZ AND THOMPSON
PASS.<br>
WIND CHILL ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO 6 PMAST
WEDNESDAY.<br>
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