🚨 Major Alaska Winter Storm | Up to 36 Inches of Snow, Dangerous Roads & a Second Storm Coming

#Fairbanks #Snowstorm #WeatherUpdate A dangerous winter storm is hitting Alaska. The National Weather Service in Fairbanks has a Winter Storm Warning for the eastern Alaska Range through 4 a.m. Thursday, with 24 to 36 inches of snow forecast above 2,500 feet. Fairbanks has now been upgraded from a watch to a warning, and forecasters are tracking a second storm that could reach Alaska's west coast by Thursday. 📌 IN THIS REPORT • Winter Storm Warning for the eastern Alaska Range and Richardson Highway (Mile Post 202 to 259) • How the forecast grew from 12–24 inches to 24–36 inches in four days • Warning extended toward Delta Junction, Tok, Chicken and Eagle • Fairbanks upgraded to a Winter Storm Warning, and why the totals are uncertain • Anchorage's record rainfall and snow in Southcentral • Heavy rain and 65 mph gusts in Southeast Alaska • The second storm: Bering Sea low, west coast blizzard and coastal flooding concerns • Outlook for the rest of the week ⏱ CHAPTERS (adjust to your final timing) 0:00 Alaska winter storm warning: up to 36 inches 1:20 How the forecast grew 2:10 Eastern Alaska Range and Richardson Highway 3:30 Warning extended east 4:30 Fairbanks upgraded to a warning 5:50 Southcentral: Anchorage record rain 7:00 Southeast Alaska: heavy rain and wind 8:10 Second storm: Bering Sea and west coast 10:00 Outlook and recap 📢 Official updates: National Weather Service Fairbanks (weather.gov/afg) and Anchorage (weather.gov/afc). SOURCES: National Weather Service Fairbanks, Alaska's News Source (KTUU), KTVF, Benzinga, Yahoo, Men's Journal. 🔔 Subscribe to Severe Front News for daily weather updates, and turn on notifications for the next storm report. Clips and graphics are used for news reporting and commentary. All rights belong to their respective owners. #AlaskaWeather #WinterStorm #Fairbanks