Winter Weather Advisory, Alaska

How much

Ice across the area

Around two tenths of an inch are possible

Map

Details from the National Weather Service

What

Snow and freezing rain expected. Total snow accumulations less than one inch and ice accumulations around two tenths of an inch are possible.

Where

Kuskokwim Delta, Kuskokwim Valley West, and Kuskokwim Valley East.

When

Until 5 in the morning Monday.

Impacts

Travel could be very difficult. Surfaces will likely become slick and hazardous. Significant ice accumulation may cause power outages.

Additional details

The first of two significant winter storms will move over the region beginning early Sunday morning. Precipitation is expected to start as snow for most locations, with less than one inch of snow possible. Expect snow changing to freezing rain by Sunday afternoon with up to two tenths of an inch of ice possible, especially from Sleetmute to Crooked Creek and across the Kuskokwim Delta coast. Precipitation is expected to taper off Monday morning from Bethel east. A light wintry mix may continue along the Kuskokwim Delta coast Monday morning into Monday afternoon. After reduced chances for precipitation on Monday, a second storm system is expected to move over the region Monday evening through Wednesday. This second storm system has the potential to produce up to three tenths of an inch of ice, across the Kuskokwim Delta.

Updates

1. Sunday 9:50 in the morning
   Cancelled by the National Weather Service. November 30, 2025
2. Sunday 5:13 in the morning
   Reissued with no change to the times or amounts. November 30, 2025
3. Saturday 3:36 in the afternoon
   Reissued with no change to the times or amounts. November 29, 2025
4. Saturday 1:31 in the afternoon
   Replaces the Winter Storm Watch. November 29, 2025