Numerous local closures Monday, power out overnight at Douglas Harbor; search in Wrangell ongoing.
Updated forecast at 3:30 p.m. Monday calls for four more inches of snow tonight, winds to 60 mph.
Preliminary forecast expects storm to arrive about 6 a.m., heaviest snow to occur during day.
Glacier Highway, structures near Jordan Creek may inundated, according to National Weather Service.
Storm is expected to peak Saturday, officials warn trees along Mendenhall River may come loose.
Officials say as the snow continues to fall, the avalanche risk rises
A winter storm knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of people across the U.S. Saturday.
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Schools, a street and a store.
Last year was in the average range for outages here in Juneau.
Snow is expected to be heaviest as partygoers would be getting started.
Without the dead sensor, commercial flights can’t land there, severely limiting travel options.
Multiple downed trees knocked out high-voltage lines.
The snow isn’t here yet, but it’s on the wind.
AEL&P responding to widespread tree downings and outages.
Docks and Harbors says to rig for a rough one.
The worst of the rain should be over by Friday afternoon, meteorologists say.
With the birdge cut, residents on the far side have no foot access to town.
March will be a hefty but not record-breaking month for snow.
An inspection is the airline’s standard procedure after a strike.
