Quieter Weather Ahead
Note: I have added the Middleton Island radar loop to the bottom of the post so you can monitor the motion of the surface low and the snowshowers.
There was no round 3, but I don't think anyone wants more snow on top of 2 feet. The low is still hanging out in the western gulf producing showers for Prince William Sound and the north gulf coast. Some of those showers may make it across the Kenai Mountains and affect the western Kenai Peninsula, but it should be a nice day with sunshine throughout. It will be cold though. The temperture right now at my house is 5 degrees.
On Monday a weak front will pass over the area from the Bering Sea bringing areas of snow. The pattern thereafter will be less stormy with the ridge over western Alaska and the Bering Sea steering storms far to the south or keeping them west. The only precip south central Alaska will get is from weak systems overtopping the ridge and moving over the area.
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