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Heavy rain and high freezing levels in the mountains threaten Southeast Alaska late this week. Confidence is highest for the northern and central Panhandle, but all areas will likely see rounds of heavy rain. Click for the Special Weather Statement.
Snow develops across the Panhandle Wednesday morning. While it changes to rain early in the south, it could be heavy from Juneau/Hoonah northwards into Glacier Bay and Upper Lynn Canal. A winter storm watch is posted for a possible 4-8 in of new snow.
Clear and chilly Monday night with lows mid 20s to freezing south to 15 to 25 north. A few more clouds Tuesday north, but still a nice day across the Panhandle. Highs upper 20s to upper 30s.

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