Aaron Morrison

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

Anchorage has officially seen more snow this spring, than throughout the entirety of our winter months. We'll hold onto some light snow showers throughout the day, with additional snow possible this evening. #akwx https://t.co/jJ2tenZRjp

While the Susitna Valley struggled to see flurries yesterday, a band of heavier snow set up through the night. We're waking up this morning with 2-4 inches of snow, with additional accumulation expected today and into the weekend. #akwx https://t.co/kn72DUmnmM

Aurora + Blood Moon = an awesome experience. Thanks to Simon Aguvluk for sending in this photo from Wainwright. #akwx #lunareclipse #aurora https://t.co/8ge53YwKXW

Another warm day is expected across much of the state, with the official restart of the Iditarod (Fairbanks) seeing temperatures near 20° around 11am. Coastal rain stays with us, with more rain to build into Southcentral through the week. #akwx https://t.co/9FuWM0KpMx

Certainly not something you want to see if you're a fan of snow. Since Dec. 1, Anchorage has only received 4.3" of snow. The lowest on record, with only 11 more reporting days in meteorological winter. #akwx The vast majority of our snow this year fell in October, not winter. https://t.co/Ms60JvLVvD

Active weather in the Gulf of Alaska will keep rain in the forecast, with inland areas holding onto cloud coverage. While most of the state will trend towards warmer weather, areas of the Slope will remain on the colder side. #akwx https://t.co/WHMzRniXQq

Through February 13th, Anchroage is sitting inside the Top 10 warmest winters on record. With only 14 more days left in meteorological winter, we'll likely see our average temperature continue to climb. #akwx https://t.co/FW333a0GJ9

It's been more than a month since an inch of accumulation has fallen across parts of Southcentral. Since January 9, only 2.9" has fallen in Anchorage, with incoming snow to bring some light accumulation. #akwx https://t.co/Lcs9r7rDDq

A ridge of high pressure remains with us across the state, keeping most of Alaska quiet and dry. Light snow out west will spread across the Slope and the Interior this evening, with more sunshine for Southcentral and Southeast. #akwx https://t.co/JDp5xMFLry

It was a balmy January across Alaska, with many locations cementing themselves inside the Top 10 warmest January's on record. 6 of the Top 10 warmest for January have occurred since 2000. #akwx https://t.co/uRQmr6hm6c

That stretch of bitter cold across the state is set to shift east, as another warming trend builds into the state. Bethel is already seeing temperatures nearly 50 degrees warmer than yesterday! #akwx https://t.co/kDw01bJXiZ https://t.co/b6vGD6j9r5