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"Record-breaking Snowfall Closes Schools and Sets Anchorage Seasonal Record"
weather2 years ago

"Record-breaking Snowfall Closes Schools and Sets Anchorage Seasonal Record"

Anchorage, Alaska, reached a record-breaking 100 inches of snow for the season, marking only the ninth time in history and the earliest on record. The recent bitter cold snap zapped moisture from the air, but a current storm brought warmer, moisture-rich air, leading to more snow. While the heaviest snow has tapered off, additional light accumulation is expected. Bitter cold and frostbite warnings persist in western Alaska, while Southeast experiences abnormal warmth, rain, and snowmelt, potentially leading to minor flooding. Colder weather is expected to return mid-week.

Mammoth Mountain Shatters All-Time Snowfall Record
weather2 years ago

Mammoth Mountain Shatters All-Time Snowfall Record

Mammoth Mountain in California has broken its historic snowfall record with 695 inches of snowfall to date, making it the biggest season in its history. The resort has announced it will extend its ski season, which is likely to be the best spring skiing and riding the eastern Sierra has ever seen. However, the heavy snowfall spells trouble for those who live on the mountain and snowmelt will also be a concern as the weather warms up, potentially inundating towns along U.S. Highway 395 and overwhelming the city's network of aqueducts.

Mammoth Mountain Breaks All-Time Snowfall Record and Extends Season.
weather2 years ago

Mammoth Mountain Breaks All-Time Snowfall Record and Extends Season.

Mammoth Mountain in California has broken its all-time season snowfall record with 695 inches of snowfall at the Main Lodge, surpassing the previous record by 27 inches. The ski resort has received 870 inches of snow so far this season, and will remain open for skiing and riding through at least July. Another atmospheric river is expected to bring more snow showers to the mountain communities through Thursday.