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Recent and continuing warm weather and widespread rainfall have led
to rising creek and stream levels from the Kenai Peninsula north
into the Mat-Su Valleys. Overflow has been reported on creeks and
over existing trails. Increased streamflows may also lead to
localized ice jams. Those traveling on backcountry trails are
encouraged to take extra caution around area streams, rivers and
trails, as water may degrade ice and create difficult or hazardous
conditions.
For Urban areas, recent snowmelt and rain is ponding on area roads,
and will likely linger until drains are cleared or melt. Motorists
should exercise caution driving through puddles, as they may be
deeper than they appear.
Additional warm and wet weather is expected this weekend, which may
lead to additional river rises and overflow conditions.
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