The Copper River Basin and valley regions could see temperatures dip into the low to mid 30s
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Cooler air is slowly filtering into Southcentral Alaska with breezy winds still occurring this morning. Most of the winds are confined to the Cook Inlet region, where funneling of the winds is providing some gusts as high as 30 mph.
The best chance for any rain today will be through the Mat-Su, eastern parts of Prince William Sound, and through the Copper River Basin. These locations are also where the mountains could see some snowfall down to roughly 3,000 feet by tomorrow morning. The Chugach Mountains nestled up against East Anchorage could also wake up Thursday morning to some snow on the mountains, with the possibility for a few inches where the heavier showers set up.
This comes as a cold front sweeping across the state will bring the coolest air we’ve seen since spring. Parts of the Kenai Peninsula, East Anchorage, the typical cool spots in the Mat-Su, and into the Copper River Basin could see frost potential both Thursday and Friday morning. There is a decent shot that areas from Sutton east to Glennallen could even see temperatures hover near freezing both mornings.
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