Anchorage could see a mix of snow and rain Monday, as strong winds hit Turnagain Arm and Kenai Peninsula
Print article Strong winds are expected to hit portions of the Kenai Peninsula and through the Turnagain Arm Monday as a system moves warm air into the area, a meteorologist said. National Weather Service Meteorologist Bob Clay said Anchorage is not expected to see significant winds, but the area can expect a small mix of rain and snow as temperatures hover at or above freezing. As rain falls throughout the area, Clay said some roads may be especially slick throughout Monday with some icy spots. The weather service warned the high winds could make travel difficult along the Seward Highway.
Breezy and cool conditions will carry us into the weekend. The chance for precipitation continues to look quite low and will hold off well into next week.