Storm Moves East, New One Brewing | Anchorage News

A major storm that battered Alaska Tuesday is packing up and heading east, but Southeast still faces showers and the Interior may see lingering light rain. Southcentral woke up to clearer skies with patchy fog near Palmer, Wasilla, and Kenai, while Anchorage enjoys low-60s temps and sunshine through Wednesday and Thursday. But brace yourself — a new storm brewing in the western Bering Sea is barreling toward Western Alaska, then Southcentral and the Interior from Thursday night into Friday, bringing heavy rain and 25–35 mph winds with gusts up to 50 mph, plus rough seas. A Wind Advisory is already in effect for the Kuskokwim Delta to Bristol Bay. The good news? It’s moving fast — dry, sunny weather should return by the weekend.

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