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Special Weather Statement issued March 28 at 3:58PM AKDT by NWS Fairbanks AK

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A weak warm front will arrive at the West Coast on Saturday
bringing snow followed by mixed precipitation. Nome will see the
greatest threat for ice accumulation with freezing drizzle likely.
A second warm front will arrive Sunday morning, bringing
additional mixed precipitation. Ice accumulations will be a light
glaze or less for most locations, with snow amounts of three
inches or less. Winds will remain mostly light except over St.
Lawrence Island and through the Bering Strait on Sunday where west
winds will gust to around 35 mph. Additional precipitation is
likely early next week.

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