As of late Thursday, the total quantity of snow on the ground in Anchorage was 21 inches deep. As far as the early season goes, this was the deepest snowfall Anchorage has seen this year, according to climatologist Brian Brettschneider of Alaska. This season, Anchorage has already received 26.6 inches of snow, 17.5 inches more than the usual amount for November 9.
During this winter storm, Thompson Pass received 65 inches of snow in less than twenty-four hours. According to NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information, this 65-inch claim was less than 10 miles from the location where Alaska's 24-hour snowfall record of 78 inches was established on February 9, 1963.
From 9.5 inches near Wasilla to 15.5 inches at Butte, the snow totals from the northwest of Anchorage proper's Matanuska-Susitna Valley varied, according to the National Weather Service in Anchorage on X, the former Twitter. Over 18 inches of snow fell on Eagle River, while snowfall as high as 25 inches was recorded just south of the suburb of Anchorage.
an Anchorage resident, captured footage of the snowstorm on Thursday between 4 and 5 a.m. local time. The snow that Richardson's camera shows a tractor plow is alleged to have fallen on him in the neighborhood of eighteen inches.
According to the Anchorage Daily News, such significant snowfall in Anchorage caused power disruptions, traffic closures, and school closures. Because of the deep snow, several people were compelled to go on the road because the walkways were completely covered with snow.
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