Anchorage and Mat-Su drivers Wednesday encountered worsening road conditions due to freezing rain a week after back-to-back storms began to dump at least 3 feet on much of Southcentral Alaska.
Drivers saw light snow and fog on O’Malley Road on the Anchorage Hilliside early December 14, 2022.
Anchorage and Mat-Su drivers Wednesday contended with worsening road conditions due to freezing rain a week after back-to-back storms began to dump at least 3 feet on much of Southcentral Alaska. Now a third major storm is bearing down as the National Weather Service predicts a “significant snow event” will bring more accumulation to Anchorage, conditions likely to complicateThe National Weather Serviceof slick roads for the Anchorage Bowl and Matanuska Valley through early Wednesday afternoon due to intermittent freezing drizzle and light snow, saying a light glaze of ice and up to a half-inch of snow was possible.
Freezing rain Wednesday morning on the Glenn Highway led to a multivehicle accident with minor injuries on the southbound lanes of the highway between the two Birchwood exits, Anchorage policeThe Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning starting 6 p.m. Wednesday night through 9 a.m. Thursday. The forecast was calling for 7 to 10 inches in
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