Aaron Morrison

The rainy weather pattern continues as we close out April, with heavy rain for both Southcentral and Southeast. April will close out, with this month seeing nearly 3.5x what April usually brings. #akwx https://t.co/pdadVZmQq5

We're officially sitting at the 5th wettest April on record, with more rain expected today and tomorrow. While we do dry out by weeks end, some lingering showers will remain in the forecast. #akwx https://t.co/ZoIJbbI4sq

April is usually one of the driest months for Southcentral and April. That hasn't been the case this year, with April showers likely closing out the month near the top 5 wettest on record. #akwx https://t.co/oZpgUlyF7F

While unsettled weather remains for the Gulf of Alaska and the Aleutians, most of the state is seeing quieter conditions. Highs across Southcentral will flirt with the low to mid 50s the rest of this week. #akwx https://t.co/ab762GTLcY

While rain is still evident this morning, activity will lighten up through the morning. We could see some sunshine breaks today, with a better chance into our Wednesday. Beyond today, daily highs will flirt with the low to mid 50s. #akwx https://t.co/g8TJPHvKpU

Despite the fairly seasonal weather, rain showers have made a return to Southcentral. We'll see several chances for dry weather today, with late day peeks of sunshine looking possible. #akwx https://t.co/cZFZM8OkQK

While today will be fairly quiet, winds and rain will build into coastal regions through the evening hours, with high winds likely for the hillsides of Anchorage and Eagle river, as well as Portage. Gusts could be as high as 90 mph tomorrow. #akwx https://t.co/LWrzDxqoz6

Winds peaked in excess of 75 mph across parts of Southcentral through the night, with quieter and sunnier conditions expected today. More rain and winds arrive by the middle of the week. #akwx https://t.co/sEl9GjHW8d

Several inches of snow accumulation is expected through the day, with accumulation having occurred over the last 3 to 4 hours. Snow will be heavy at times, with visibility reduced down to less than 1/2 mile through the day. #akwx https://t.co/nlSNmLfgI9

We'll see several hours of dry time today, before additional bands of snow and rain move inland. While most locations will start off as snow, areas of the Mat-Su and parts of the Kenai could see a transition to some rain/snow mix into the early evening. https://t.co/NvVgG1BcjE

Winter is making a comeback to Southcentral, with on and off rain and snow showers for inland areas this week. We'll see a few inches of accumulation over the course of a few days, with rain/snow mix eating into just how much we'll see. #akwx https://t.co/WAH5R5VuZZ

While a record high doesn't look likely today for Anchorage, our springtime warmth still remains. Enjoy the sunshine, as clouds and rain return as the week draws to a close. #akwx https://t.co/XphzQePRlu

While Southcentral is expected to remain sunny and dry, the best shot of snow Fairbanks has seen in a few weeks is falling this morning. Expect several inches the next few days, with some wintry mix expected each afternoon and evening. #akwx https://t.co/iHVqiI34sp

RT @AlaskaWxSource: Anchorage and much of Southcentral saw the warmest day this year Tuesday, when highs climbed into the upper 40s and low…

Our spring warmth remains, with many areas still holding onto above average warmth for Southcentral. While we'll largely stay dry today, we are watching a slight chance for some snow/mix chance tonight into Tuesday AM. #akwx https://t.co/QpocRc8Igp

Did you feel it? There's been a swarm of earthquakes the last few days southeast of Adak. The most recent earthquakes was the strongest, coming in at a magnitude of 6.2 #akwx https://t.co/Gnf3Qf74lZ

As of March 17th, burn permits are required. This comes following an early start to our wildfire season, of which most of Southcentral remains under a moderate fire danger for today. #akwx https://t.co/tSHcv9C1gc