I lived up here around 20 years ago and that seriously looks like a normal snow day for Anchorage.. just how little now have they been getting since I moved away? LOL
I agree it's been a while since Alaska has had a deluge of snow falling down in a short amount of time. This is the way it used to be every winter season! Back to normal! Good luck folks I am loving this!
@@meyatetana2973 it was hella packed down and made the roads turn into ice bumps, on hillside it snowed 25 inches in a night, the last few years it slowly builds up or “big” snowfall was like 8-10 inches in a night.
Buffalo got 7 feet in November of 2015. Oh, the humanity. Remember folks, we never ever had bad weather before 2020 jut like no one ever, ever got sick from Covid.
We (Montana) received a lot of snow from those storms as they moved south East out of Canada. We still had most of the leaves on our trees. Heavy snow over leafed out branches causes disastrous broken branches. Such is nature.
Love how this one guy I know who used to live in Wasilla described it to his visiting dad when his dad made the comment of how the roads weren't plowed: "It's Alaska. It snows. Get over it."
Mother Nature doing some pruning to allow new growth on the ground. That's what I hate about planted pines nothing grows under them for the game animals.
Northern Vermont 4 years ago had more than this, a week earlier! Collapsed my carport! One year we had 12-15 inches every Wednesday and Saturday for months! It's weather! It's snow! Happens every year in areas around the world, just different times and degrees, depending on the cycle! Got so much of it in Boston in 1968, schools were closed for a good long time, and had to tunnel out the front door! 1978 in D.C. shut the city down with so much snow, yet 2 years earlier was 76F in January! Weather... gotta love it!
Seventeen inches in two days is quite a way to kickoff the snowy season. Like some of the interviewees said, they were glad to have a snow free Halloween!
I lived in Alaska from 1973-1976. Apparently they were better prepared back then? The mayor should always be prepared for snow in Anchorage starting in mid-October.
Love how this one guy I know who used to live in Wasilla described it to his visiting dad when his dad made the comment of how the roads weren't plowed: "It's Alaska. It snows. Get over it."
@@meyatetana2973--"Two Record-Breaking storms"... Such a slow news day, that the Mainstream Lower 48 Media didn't cover it at all. It doesn't fit "The Arctic is Warming/Losing the Polar Ice Cap at a Record Rate" Narrative. But the Annual 4-Day Summer Heat Wave in NY City is PROOF of Global Warming.
Love how this one guy I know who used to live in Wasilla described it to his visiting dad when his dad made the comment of how the roads weren't plowed: "It's Alaska. It snows. Get over it."
Plah! Those are rookie numbers.I remember back in the early 2000’s in Anchorage we got 28 inches in 24 hours. You want to talk snow? Go to Turnagain pass on the Kenai or Thompson pass on the way to Valdez. I so miss Alaska.
Hi my children live in Wasilla in Palmer I hope everyone’s OK there whenever I visit it’s snowing during that time but summer is nice as well God bless to all you folks are stay spiritually strong and have faith in God. Amen
@@leahtruckenbrod1279 aloha thank you for your reply could know someone that’s close to the rest of my family be that I live in Hawaii all my life I do love Alaska and come and visit thank you for your comment
Actually, Anchorage is relatively mild by Alaska standards. Anchorage averages about a foot of snow for the entire month of November so it is far above average snow they’re getting!
It can actually get too cold do snow much. At temps below zero, the snow flakes become small. Any bit of wind will blow this powder away. I am still in Alaska, but I used to work up in Barrow (now called Utqiagvik). We would get this type of snow quite regularly but it never accumulates. The wind always blows it away. Serious accumulation happens with the 'wet' snow. This is around 15-30 F in temp. At those times I have seen the snow drifts get higher than the roof of the grocery store.@@NegronJL1
Love how this one guy I know who used to live in Wasilla described it to his visiting dad when his dad made the comment of how the roads weren't plowed: "It's Alaska. It snows. Get over it."
I lived in Fairbanks for a couple of years in the 80's, and in winter, it didn't snow that much, but when it did, it stuck, because of the cold. It would turn to ice quickly. Had to fall down at least once a day on that ice! Lol. That's some think snow! At least there, people are a little bit prepared for the snow. Happy Shoveling!!
I would think that while unusual it's not entirely unheard of, I recall around 20 years ago in Michigans UP we got a foot on October 1st, then just a couple years ago around 17 inches early November.
Yeah, Peno attention to the fact that it is record-breaking. Science and statistics are stupid correct? Just laugh it off tough guy. Have another cigarette on your couch and watch that belly because it's really pooching out.
Learning remotely ...On a snow day? Be serious! Let them be kids and have the day! Besides...this is Alaska and I lived there for a long time. I can tell you the word "record" is largely a construct. I have seen SO many "records" that I know are false. Case in point: My first year in Alaska while I was at college I lived on Price St. in Mt. View. Well, not many days into September that year we had a temperature plunge. How do I remember? Well, I locked myself out of my apartment and had to call the landlord to let me in. It was -30F...I was waiting outside for some time which only underscored it in my memory....we also had snow that year early as I walked my dogs and explored the neighborhood in the snow. Both the temps. and the snow are denied as happening by the "records" ..but...I know better. I was there.
@@bretts4544Damned facts, you caught 'em up again! NWS says 6 times on record has it gotten to -30 or lower up there in Anchorage, exclusive to December and January
See they started doing remote days after last year where we missed so many days during December that they added 30 minutes to the end of the day for all of 3rd quarter. They don’t account for nearly as much as they should so by putting it as “remote learning” they can cancel school without needing to get that time back
Had snow, 20 inches in one day, on october 29, 2011 in western massachusetts! The leaves on the trees caused branches cracking and loss of power for thousands! Didnt have power for 5 days! Never forget that halloween, what a mess! It happens!
Seriously??? It's November and it's Alaska, not Florida or Texas. Why does everything have to be such a big deal anymore? Run for your lives!!! Everybody is going to die because of some snow!!!
Isn't this the truth. We get similar snow fall where I live, stay on top of it, no big deal. If it is bad, stay home. No one broadcasts how "Bad" it is
I moved to Anchorage in mid 80's it started snowing before school started in September and i swear it didn't stop till i got the hell outta there in mar
2016 in Flagstaff we had 35 inches in one three day storm. We got 42 inches a couple years ago in WY.. last year in Buffalo they had that lake effect snow that gave them 48 to 60 inches... I don't understand, does Anchorage not get much snow?
Respectfully, There is ONLY ONE WAY IN AND OUT of Anchorage. Crews can not clear the highway fast enough and cars end up flipped upside down LITTERING THE HIGHWAY. I’m Positive you have more than one way in and out of your cities down there. There’s only so much with the Very Little road crews we have that can be cleared. Plus, we have steep avalanche prone mountains along our access routes.. especially after a big Dump like this. Please consider the Geography of our land and limited resources in context of this report. It’s a safety issue for the MANY commuters.
Living in Anchorage more than 30y now and this is how it used to be. No complaining ‘about’ the snow itself, we’re definitely used to it but the back-to-back heavy storms makes it tuff to keep up, but hey it Alsaka. Roads get bumpy, some operations stop for safety reason, but overall, the city keeps going, stores, gas stations, theaters, bars, restaurants, etc. all still open, plus WFH pretty much ends days off for snow.
17 inches…. Whaaaat??? That’s a dusting!! Last November we had 81 inches in three days here along Lake Erie south of Buffalo . Christmas brought us another 55 inches over the holiday. 17 inches is just barely getting the party started!
December 8 2017 we had more snow on the ground, and more snowfall total, in Corpus Christi TX than Anchorage AK. Y'all can keep the snow. Ten years living in New York, and ten in Kentucky, I am now retired and moving with the seasons. EDIT: Had a typo in the date.
It's so crazy to see y'all deal with Texas snow/ice in Alaska. I love how everyone is just ok with it. This gives me hope for humanity to see your power companies and public just be honest and get things done. This happens in Texas nearly every year. Everyone points fingers, acts like this is never supposed to happen, and blames the rarity for the lack of planning and investment.
Not being hooked up to a larger electrical grid, so you have an option for power in case of major outages, is not only poor planning, but being ridiculously stubborn, and shows little concern for your citizens. IMO
Dealing with 'Texas' style weather??? What a loon. Texas would cry like a baby dealing with a single Alaskan winter. What a maroon. Yes, I live in Alaska.
The major problem with Texas is they have Republicans in. Charge of the power Grid , And when things go bad with the power grid the politicians run away with there family to Mexican Resorts while the common people freeze ,
With all seriousness... Manitoba winter weather anytime after mid October, we routinely expect similar and often worse snow conditions than what I'm seeing in this video.
Yes, and when they say record-breaking, that is a hoax correct? I mean, let's not pay any attention whatsoever to science and historical records that go back over 100 years. And global warming is a hoax also, correct? Enjoy your cigarettes on the couch.
I lived in Anchorage in the early seventies & even then there was still unpredictable snowfalls and blizzards! It's just the way the weather patterns work.. .
Love how this one guy I know who used to live in Wasilla described it to his visiting dad when his dad made the comment of how the roads weren't plowed: "It's Alaska. It snows. Get over it."
Less than 2 feet and a state of emergency was called? I'm in the mountains of So Cal, 3 foot snowfalls are normal, we had 7 1/2 feet from one big storm last March....
We had snow tunnels in England in the winter of '62-'63. Look up the winter of '49 in the US, with cows and horses frozen in the fields still standing up.
Lived upstate NY and one day we could not get out of the front door, completely covered in snow, could not even see our car. Last for a few days, defiantly Awesome. Digging out oh boy.
And? If there’s one state who’s populace can easily handle this it would be Alaska. You don’t live there for the beaches. I did love the “moose” update..😂.
I have never even been to Alaska, but I'm surprised that Anchorage was paralyzed by that amount of snow. In Pennsylvania we've gotten that much many times throughout my life and Alaska ought to be more prepared for winter weather? Also why do they have power lines above ground in such a snowy place?
when you dont have or have light snow for 20 years in a place,people just forget and dont prepare, everyone thinks global warming is just going to continue with dryer warmer winters but if this is indees a cycle a planet is going through then it might just start getting cold again, now idk about the ozone layer and what that does to climate- i remember hearing about ozone holes in our city back in 90s. Even russians are not prepared and boy they had winters back then,with snow blizzards with winds literally howling, now its not as much so the old generation forgot and new generation never even seen it
We've not seen that much SNOW in Montreal, in such a short time in my memory of 20 years. I am sure things will get cleaned up sooner o later. Hang in there Anchorage !!
After more recent winters with no snow, real late snow, or rain in the middle of winter, this is a welcome 'big deal' of the fun kind, preceded by a non-summer of mostly drizzle and rain with perhaps 2 weeks total of sunshine and much muck on backcountry hiking trails. Besides, shoveling snow is great exercise. All we need now is for it to finally cool down to the teens and single digits to make it a real winter.
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Darn,it snows in Alaska. Who would've thought it.🤦
Yes! And she said the liquid freezes at 32°....I'm learning all kinds of things here!
@@sharksport01lol, right! That's crazy to think that water can freeze... Lol
WOW!! It's kinda like a science-ey weather-ey kind of deal! Back to weather the way it used to be! Amaayyyyyzing! 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah, pay no attention to statistics and science and have another cigarette.
I’ve lived in Alaska my whole life in different regions and this is getting back to normal to me.
I was thinking it was normal too, it is Alaska, what do they expect? lol
I lived up here around 20 years ago and that seriously looks like a normal snow day for Anchorage.. just how little now have they been getting since I moved away? LOL
I agree it's been a while since Alaska has had a deluge of snow falling down in a short amount of time. This is the way it used to be every winter season! Back to normal! Good luck folks I am loving this!
I'm so glad I found this channel so I can enjoy looking at that beautiful snow. I live in South Carolina.
@@meyatetana2973 it was hella packed down and made the roads turn into ice bumps, on hillside it snowed 25 inches in a night, the last few years it slowly builds up or “big” snowfall was like 8-10 inches in a night.
Seriously? Didn't the Mayor say last year's snowfall was a once-in-a-lifetime event? This is Alaska. We have to be prepared for anything.
But he is actually trying but assembly is not complying
@@MultiRingtail The mayor is PATHETIC.... The Assembly (most of them) ROCK!
Precisely. Stock up on everything so, during and days after the storm, the only thing you need to focus on is snow removal.
Man, this global warming is terrible. 😆
LOL . . . it's only a record for two small weeks of history which means it's no record at all.
I would think 7 feet would be historic to Alaskans...not 25 inches.
You know how the media likes to sensationalize everything. That's how they make their living.
Fairbanks maybe not Anchorage "
Buffalo got 7 feet in November of 2015. Oh, the humanity. Remember folks, we never ever had bad weather before 2020 jut like no one ever, ever got sick from Covid.
Stoking panic is the medias job, and telling endless lies, they are good at it.
@@Acccountable ok weirdo time to take your medication
We (Montana) received a lot of snow from those storms as they moved south East out of Canada. We still had most of the leaves on our trees. Heavy snow over leafed out branches causes disastrous broken branches. Such is nature.
Love how this one guy I know who used to live in Wasilla described it to his visiting dad when his dad made the comment of how the roads weren't plowed: "It's Alaska. It snows. Get over it."
Mother Nature doing some pruning to allow new growth on the ground. That's what I hate about planted pines nothing grows under them for the game animals.
Northern Vermont 4 years ago had more than this, a week earlier! Collapsed my carport! One year we had 12-15 inches every Wednesday and Saturday for months! It's weather! It's snow! Happens every year in areas around the world, just different times and degrees, depending on the cycle! Got so much of it in Boston in 1968, schools were closed for a good long time, and had to tunnel out the front door! 1978 in D.C. shut the city down with so much snow, yet 2 years earlier was 76F in January! Weather... gotta love it!
Seventeen inches in two days is quite a way to kickoff the snowy season. Like some of the interviewees said, they were glad to have a snow free Halloween!
My son is a pilot for Alaska Airlines, and had no problem getting in an out.
Meanwhile in other news, water is wet.
Snow in Alaska!!!! Shocking
I lived in Alaska from 1973-1976. Apparently they were better prepared back then? The mayor should always be prepared for snow in Anchorage starting in mid-October.
Love how this one guy I know who used to live in Wasilla described it to his visiting dad when his dad made the comment of how the roads weren't plowed: "It's Alaska. It snows. Get over it."
So being from Southern California, I always pictured Anchorage as like this for six months out of the year.
Only 6?
This is not a lot of snow, just a slow news day, Honestly the amount of snow is very normal for that area honestly kinda light.
@@meyatetana2973--"Two Record-Breaking storms"...
Such a slow news day, that the Mainstream Lower 48 Media didn't cover it at all. It doesn't fit "The Arctic is Warming/Losing the Polar Ice Cap at a Record Rate" Narrative.
But the Annual 4-Day Summer Heat Wave in NY City is PROOF of Global Warming.
I'm struggling to think how Alaska can't cope with snowfall. Kinda like the only thing its known for.
Love how this one guy I know who used to live in Wasilla described it to his visiting dad when his dad made the comment of how the roads weren't plowed: "It's Alaska. It snows. Get over it."
Because we have a useless f'in criminal for a mayor
I find it hard to believe that a 17" snowfall is record breaking in Alaska.
It's record for Anchorage, not AK. Anchorage gets wind from the south and is different than A lot of different weather. The pass to Valdez got 6 feet
Plah! Those are rookie numbers.I remember back in the early 2000’s in Anchorage we got 28 inches in 24 hours. You want to talk snow? Go to Turnagain pass on the Kenai or Thompson pass on the way to Valdez. I so miss Alaska.
Yes, I remember
Hi my children live in Wasilla in Palmer I hope everyone’s OK there whenever I visit it’s snowing during that time but summer is nice as well God bless to all you folks are stay spiritually strong and have faith in God. Amen
My daughter's family is in Palmer as well. Said they got 6 inches and then a foot. They live on edge of town in hilly area to add to the fun
@@leahtruckenbrod1279 aloha thank you for your reply could know someone that’s close to the rest of my family be that I live in Hawaii all my life I do love Alaska and come and visit thank you for your comment
Holy cow! It snowed in Alaska in November. What’s the world coming too? Next thing ya know, we’ll find out it’s sunny and in the 80’s in Florida.
85° today
Yep that's me but I love cold too.
It's because of climate change.
That little snowman looked just like mister bill
lol... I thought the same thing
Oh no..Mister Bill.
Actually, Anchorage is relatively mild by Alaska standards. Anchorage averages about a foot of snow for the entire month of November so it is far above average snow they’re getting!
I didn’t know that, thanks for sharing. Here in FL, one thinks it snows in Alaska all the time during fall in winter. Thanks again.
It can actually get too cold do snow much. At temps below zero, the snow flakes become small. Any bit of wind will blow this powder away. I am still in Alaska, but I used to work up in Barrow (now called Utqiagvik). We would get this type of snow quite regularly but it never accumulates. The wind always blows it away. Serious accumulation happens with the 'wet' snow. This is around 15-30 F in temp. At those times I have seen the snow drifts get higher than the roof of the grocery store.@@NegronJL1
Love how this one guy I know who used to live in Wasilla described it to his visiting dad when his dad made the comment of how the roads weren't plowed: "It's Alaska. It snows. Get over it."
I lived in Fairbanks for a couple of years in the 80's, and in winter, it didn't snow that much, but when it did, it stuck, because of the cold. It would turn to ice quickly. Had to fall down at least once a day on that ice! Lol. That's some think snow! At least there, people are a little bit prepared for the snow. Happy Shoveling!!
I would think that while unusual it's not entirely unheard of, I recall around 20 years ago in Michigans UP we got a foot on October 1st, then just a couple years ago around 17 inches early November.
Don't believe it. John Kerry says that is impossible.
The drama you people create over 17in of snow in Anchorage, 😂
It's a decent dump. Cmon man. Give them a round of applause.
Snow in Alaska. Who would have guessed??😂😂
Yeah, Peno attention to the fact that it is record-breaking. Science and statistics are stupid correct? Just laugh it off tough guy. Have another cigarette on your couch and watch that belly because it's really pooching out.
Thanks so much for the video and info
Learning remotely ...On a snow day? Be serious! Let them be kids and have the day! Besides...this is Alaska and I lived there for a long time. I can tell you the word "record" is largely a construct. I have seen SO many "records" that I know are false. Case in point: My first year in Alaska while I was at college I lived on Price St. in Mt. View. Well, not many days into September that year we had a temperature plunge. How do I remember? Well, I locked myself out of my apartment and had to call the landlord to let me in. It was -30F...I was waiting outside for some time which only underscored it in my memory....we also had snow that year early as I walked my dogs and explored the neighborhood in the snow. Both the temps. and the snow are denied as happening by the "records" ..but...I know better. I was there.
That little bitch Covid killed snow days for future generations. Now there's no reason to not log on and "attend school".
The Record low in Anchorage in September is 19F so I don’t believe you.
@@bretts4544Damned facts, you caught 'em up again! NWS says 6 times on record has it gotten to -30 or lower up there in Anchorage, exclusive to December and January
You are a dork. @@bretts4544
See they started doing remote days after last year where we missed so many days during December that they added 30 minutes to the end of the day for all of 3rd quarter. They don’t account for nearly as much as they should so by putting it as “remote learning” they can cancel school without needing to get that time back
Had snow, 20 inches in one day, on october 29, 2011 in western massachusetts! The leaves on the trees caused branches cracking and loss of power for thousands! Didnt have power for 5 days! Never forget that halloween, what a mess! It happens!
GW Boles shoveling and trucking to help. He had a dentist appointment but went trucking.
Seriously??? It's November and it's Alaska, not Florida or Texas. Why does everything have to be such a big deal anymore?
Run for your lives!!! Everybody is going to die because of some snow!!!
Isn't this the truth. We get similar snow fall where I live, stay on top of it, no big deal. If it is bad, stay home. No one broadcasts how "Bad" it is
Exactly, I grew up in anchorage, 17in is not a record at all, I used to deliver newspapers in knee deep snow regularly, 17in omg really that's all
I moved to Anchorage in mid 80's it started snowing before school started in September and i swear it didn't stop till i got the hell outta there in mar
Fear mongering
Really gotta be rude?
It’s wild here in Kansas on the 12th of November it’s like 65 degrees loving it.
Привет из Рахи!
Чаопака!
Send SOME to AZ PLEASE!!!!!
2016 in Flagstaff we had 35 inches in one three day storm. We got 42 inches a couple years ago in WY.. last year in Buffalo they had that lake effect snow that gave them 48 to 60 inches... I don't understand, does Anchorage not get much snow?
We’re talking about mid-November.
Actually this snowfall occurred in the first few days of November. Extraordinarily rare,Even for Alaska.
Respectfully,
There is ONLY ONE WAY IN AND OUT of Anchorage. Crews can not clear the highway fast enough and cars end up flipped upside down LITTERING THE HIGHWAY.
I’m Positive you have more than one way in and out of your cities down there.
There’s only so much with the Very Little road crews we have that can be cleared.
Plus, we have steep avalanche prone mountains along our access routes.. especially after a big Dump like this.
Please consider the Geography of our land and limited resources in context of this report.
It’s a safety issue for the MANY commuters.
Living in Anchorage more than 30y now and this is how it used to be. No complaining ‘about’ the snow itself, we’re definitely used to it but the back-to-back heavy storms makes it tuff to keep up, but hey it Alsaka. Roads get bumpy, some operations stop for safety reason, but overall, the city keeps going, stores, gas stations, theaters, bars, restaurants, etc. all still open, plus WFH pretty much ends days off for snow.
Reminds me of what it was like when I was a kid and young woman in southeastern British Columbia. Feeling some nostalgia here! Beautiful! ❄ ❄❄❄ ❤
Climate change at it's finest! Someone tell mother nature about climate change!
Snow = climate change. Rain = climate change. Hot = climate change. Cold = climate change. Wet = climate change. Dry = climate change. Windy, floods, droughts, fires, tornadoes, hurricanes, calm.... all = climate change.
You forgot to use the word cataclysmic
17 inches…. Whaaaat??? That’s a dusting!! Last November we had 81 inches in three days here along Lake Erie south of Buffalo . Christmas brought us another 55 inches over the holiday. 17 inches is just barely getting the party started!
People moaned about global warming and the lack of snow. This seems more like what they should be getting.
wOw ! ,,, I AM SHOCKED,,,,,,,IT S SNOWING IN ALASKA !!
Don't miss that place one bit"
December 8 2017 we had more snow on the ground, and more snowfall total, in Corpus Christi TX than Anchorage AK. Y'all can keep the snow. Ten years living in New York, and ten in Kentucky, I am now retired and moving with the seasons.
EDIT: Had a typo in the date.
It's so crazy to see y'all deal with Texas snow/ice in Alaska. I love how everyone is just ok with it. This gives me hope for humanity to see your power companies and public just be honest and get things done. This happens in Texas nearly every year. Everyone points fingers, acts like this is never supposed to happen, and blames the rarity for the lack of planning and investment.
Not being hooked up to a larger electrical grid, so you have an option for power in case of major outages, is not only poor planning, but being ridiculously stubborn, and shows little concern for your citizens. IMO
I doubt very seriously that Texas had 17" of snow...
@@MomeGnome not js that but in a night, bc on hillside rn there’s 30 inches accumulated and about 20-25 of that was from that storm
Dealing with 'Texas' style weather??? What a loon. Texas would cry like a baby dealing with a single Alaskan winter. What a maroon. Yes, I live in Alaska.
The major problem with Texas is they have Republicans in. Charge of the power Grid , And when things go bad with the power grid the politicians run away with there family to Mexican Resorts while the common people freeze ,
Wow...that's a lot of snow...be careful out there residents!❤❤🙏🙏
With all seriousness... Manitoba winter weather anytime after mid October, we routinely expect similar and often worse snow conditions than what I'm seeing in this video.
as a manitoban i agree :)
People love talking about the weather like it’s never happened before.
I'm just excited it started snowing in America. You can only watch so many snowmobile vids over the summer.
@@GeorgeJefferson-h7w It snowed in the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee and North Carolina on October 15th.
Yes, and when they say record-breaking, that is a hoax correct? I mean, let's not pay any attention whatsoever to science and historical records that go back over 100 years. And global warming is a hoax also, correct? Enjoy your cigarettes on the couch.
Looks normal to me.
I lived in Anchorage in the early seventies & even then there was still unpredictable snowfalls and blizzards! It's just the way the weather patterns work.. .
Love how this one guy I know who used to live in Wasilla described it to his visiting dad when his dad made the comment of how the roads weren't plowed: "It's Alaska. It snows. Get over it."
Less than 2 feet and a state of emergency was called? I'm in the mountains of So Cal, 3 foot snowfalls are normal, we had 7 1/2 feet from one big storm last March....
Did you forget that people were stuck for over a week and a state of emergency was called?
Mammoth--"Hold My Beer!"
Some record . . . it's only a record for the first two weeks of November . . . LOL
Other than that small window it's no record at all.
Shocking news - it snows in the winter
OMG it's GLOBAL BOILING at work.
Thank you for sharing this information. 😊
love your snowman
Breaking news!! It's snowing in Alaska! And water is wet.
It’s Alaska, it snows there. What’s next are you going to show sunshine in Hawaii?
Imagine living in Alaska and being shocked when a snowstorm hits 😂
it must be a northern thing. I lived a year in Minot ND and when winter started all the locals acted like they'd never driven on snow before.
I know right? I lived in Alaska for 7 years, and moved to Minot...CRAZY drivers there!
It's a ND thing. Currently in Fargo. First snowfall is always scary. Everyone has no memory.
@@lightingbird5551 Everyone is drunk as fuck and too cheap to buy new tires since it's so damn flat there.
@@GeorgeJefferson-h7w true. No argument from me.
I live in Fla and miss the cooler weather and seeing the snow dont miss living in it but Christmas is not the same without it
Christmas time in Florida is definitely not the same.
Bering Sea Gold should be interesting this week
My Iron Range Cuz(in) still curses the Halloween Blizzard of the late 1970s. Winter arrived and didn’t leave.
Too much snow in Alaska? Really ? It’s Alaska. How is this news?
Where are all the 100% electric plow trucks and heavy equipment at?
Be safe stay strong God bless your family I'm in South East Alaska
Snow in Alaska. SHOCKING
Al Gore where are you?
Hope y'all are ok, greetings from Oregon. ( : ❤
its snow you f. imb.ecile ofc EVERYONE is ok you shit.head
Why is it record-breaking?
it's called winter
Considering the average first snowfall date in Anchorage is Oct 16th, I’m not sure why the news needs to sensationalize this snow fall.
I saw snow like that in 78,-79, my last winter in Alaska
Oh nooo, you can keep that! Im in Ohio and we're supposed to have another mild winter, fingers crossed.
How do y’all keep from having burst pipes?
State of Emergency are you kidding me??? Toughen up Alaska your not Texas.
Greetings from Finland. 🤗😀
When was the last time you saw a female reporter doing the news outside in the snow without a hat and mittens on? I love it.
I remember living in New Jersey and making snow tunnels in the yard in November. I think that was around 1959 or 1960.
We had snow tunnels in England in the winter of '62-'63. Look up the winter of '49 in the US, with cows and horses frozen in the fields still standing up.
Lived on the Kenai for 37yrs, I remember when Jackie was a brand new Weather person!
Look at all that global warming on the ground.
Lived upstate NY and one day we could not get out of the front door, completely covered in snow, could not even see our car. Last for a few days, defiantly Awesome. Digging out oh boy.
And? If there’s one state who’s populace can easily handle this it would be Alaska. You don’t live there for the beaches. I did love the “moose” update..😂.
That's called a mid-autumn snowstorm 😊
Looks normal.. used to live in Wasilla and that seriously looks like a normal day in that city..
I lived there when I was a kid (12 or 13). Will never forget it. Had a blast roaming the woods around the army base (Ft. Richardson).
come back
From sweden here, so YOU are surprised or more, chocked that it snows in the winter time? Alaska!! lol
Greetings, Alaskans, from Buffalo, NY. Got a little snow? 😅
I have never even been to Alaska, but I'm surprised that Anchorage was paralyzed by that amount of snow. In Pennsylvania we've gotten that much many times throughout my life and Alaska ought to be more prepared for winter weather? Also why do they have power lines above ground in such a snowy place?
when you dont have or have light snow for 20 years in a place,people just forget and dont prepare, everyone thinks global warming is just going to continue with dryer warmer winters but if this is indees a cycle a planet is going through then it might just start getting cold again, now idk about the ozone layer and what that does to climate- i remember hearing about ozone holes in our city back in 90s.
Even russians are not prepared and boy they had winters back then,with snow blizzards with winds literally howling, now its not as much so the old generation forgot and new generation never even seen it
Going to Fairbanks december 12th. Please have this cleared up😢😮
Your snowman looks like SNL's "Mr. Bill"
It snows in Alaska? Are you kidding me?
That ain't noth'in. Here in the Columbia River Gorge (Hood River, OR) in 1980 we got an honest 6' of snow in 65 hours.
Welcome to the real Alaska, Las Anchorage. Greetings from Fairbanks.
We've not seen that much SNOW in Montreal, in such a short time in my memory of 20 years. I am sure things will get cleaned up sooner o later. Hang in there Anchorage !!
Oh looks like a Canadian snow storm .
I am kind of old but I remember trick or treating in Turnagain on roads that were snow-packed with snow banks at least 3 feet high.
well it is alaska
What are you all complaining about? You are Alaska. I am looking somewhere to move with guaranteed snow. Is Anchorage that place?
Yes
Global Cooling
I JUST LOVE THIS SNOW.
Lived in Valdez 79-85, this isnt that much. I rember 3-4 feet overnight some days. Only had one snow day school closer due to extreme wind chill.
I hope to see weather like this in Chicago this year!
After more recent winters with no snow, real late snow, or rain in the middle of winter, this is a welcome 'big deal' of the fun kind, preceded by a non-summer of mostly drizzle and rain with perhaps 2 weeks total of sunshine and much muck on backcountry hiking trails. Besides, shoveling snow is great exercise. All we need now is for it to finally cool down to the teens and single digits to make it a real winter.