Say it ain't snow!

Locally heavy snow causing roads to become slick and reduced visibilities expected for the Wednesday morning commute.

A front pushing northeastward across the area will be the catalyst for the next round of snow across Southcentral.

Timing:

Kenai Peninsula:
9pm-Midnight Tonight: Snow begins along the southern Kenai Peninsula early, spreading north and increasing in intensity. 1-2 inches south, up to 1 inch north.
Midnight-6am Wednesday: Moderate Snow, locally heavy at times- 3-5 inches of new snow accumulation, highest amounts south towards Homer.
6am-9am: Snow rapidly diminishes with improving conditions from south to north- Up to 1" of new snow accumulation.

Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valleys:
9pm-Midnight Tonight: Flurries and Light Snow Showers- Minor accumulation possible
Midnight-3am Wednesday: Light Snow, increasing in intensity. Up to 1 inch accumulation
3am-9am: Moderate Snow, locally heavy at times
3-5 inches of new snow accumulation
9am-Noon: Snow rapidly diminishes with improving conditions. New snow accumulations of up to 1"