Thousands still without power in Southcentral Alaska after snowstorm
Nov. 10—Expand
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Snow clings to mountain ash berries along 10th Avenue near the Delaney Park Strip on November 10, 2023. (Marc Lester / ADN)
More than a foot of snow — in some areas more than 2 feet — fell across Southcentral Alaska through much of Thursday, causing chaos across the region, including school and highway closures and power outages affecting thousands of Alaskans.
By Friday morning, Anchorage storm totals ranged from about 17 inches at National Weather Service offices near Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport to about 30 inches on the Hillside and just over 3 feet in Girdwood.
