1918 is particularly memorable, especially with no big snowplows for roads or canopies for roofs.
Warnings issued for avalanche zones, buildings under heavy weight loads and travel on icy roads.
Snow expected to end early Wednesday morning, but traffic and avalanche hazards remain high.
Juneau shatters snow record for Jan. 22; forecaster says avalanches “could begin to endanger homes.”
City closed, schools continue remote learning again on Tuesday; Thane Road closing at 8 p.m. Monday.
District announces first “winter” remote classes to prevent excessive cancellations due to weather
However, rain forecast immediately afterward until next weekend, when it may snow again.
First day of legislative session not affected by 15th biggest three-day storm ever in Juneau.
City offices and facilities scheduled to open at 10 a.m.; dry weather expected Tuesday
Avalanche risk high as increasingly wet snow layers on top of light-density snow, forecaster says
Wet week of snow and rain also ahead as new front moves in, according to forecast
City advises residents to check boats; weather service says some river flooding possible.
Two adults, one juvenile dead; two juveniles, one adult missing Tuesday evening after Monday slide.
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.
