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Winter Storm Warning issued November 30 at 2:50PM AKST until December 1 at 3:00PM AKST by NWS Juneau AK

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…SNOW POTENTIAL CONTINUES THROUGH THIS WEEKEND…

Snow is forecast to develop to the south tonight and spread
northward, lasting well into Sunday night. Accumulating snowfall
will spread north with greatest accumulations along the Icy Strait
corridor Saturday night. Snow will end as it begins, from south
to north, with a transition to rain beginning over the southern
outer coast Sunday morning.

* WHAT…Heavy snow potential. Total snow accumulations of 6 to
9 inches possible.

* WHERE…Angoon.

* WHEN…From midnight tonight to 3 PM AKST Sunday.

* IMPACTS…Travel may become difficult.

* ADDITIONAL DETAILS…The snow will gradually change over to rain
Monday morning.

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