An areal flood watch has been issued for the Northern half of Southeast Alaska as an atmospheric river will move over the region from Thursday through Friday. The stream of sub-tropical moisture will not only usher in heavy rain but also high freezing levels(>6000ft) and strong winds. Precipitation amounts will range from 2 to over 7 inches in select locations, as seen in the graphic. The persistent heavy rain and snow melt will cause significant runoff and produce large and fast rises on small

Numerous First Alerts across the state from blizzard conditions in Southwest, more heavy snow moving into Southcentral and a rain/snow mix for the panhandle. Even areas of the Interior will tap into some snow with brief warming through Tuesday. | Alaska's Weather Source