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Anchorage, Alaska – A more active winter pattern is expected to bring increased precipitation to parts of Alaska heading into mid-January, with snow likely across Southcentral communities including Anchorage.
According to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center, much of southern Alaska is favored to see above-normal precipitation during the January 9–13 period, while temperatures trend near to slightly below seasonal averages. This combination supports a higher likelihood of snowfall rather than rain, particularly for inland and elevated areas…