Matthew Eovino
@mattheweovinowx.bsky.social
Meteorologist | Penn State Alum | Photographer | LI, NY
After record-setting snow last winter, Anchorage’s snow depth has just dropped to 0” in January for just the 4th time over the past 40 years. An ongoing atmospheric river is bringing up to 1-2.5” of rain on frozen ground, causing widespread flooding, with wind gusts up to 55 mph.
January 25, 2025 at 6:11 PM
After record-setting snow last winter, Anchorage’s snow depth has just dropped to 0” in January for just the 4th time over the past 40 years. An ongoing atmospheric river is bringing up to 1-2.5” of rain on frozen ground, causing widespread flooding, with wind gusts up to 55 mph.