Fairbanks, AK – Freezing temperatures are set to hit Fairbanks and surrounding areas starting tonight, with forecasts showing the first potential snow of the season by Friday. The National Weather Service predicts lows dropping below 30°F, signaling the arrival of winter conditions across much of Northern Alaska.
According to the National Weather Service in Fairbanks, parts of the region could see snow overnight, with temperatures forecasted to fall to 26°F in areas like Ambler and Bettles. Residents are advised to prepare for freezing temperatures and possible slippery roads due to light precipitation. Cold air will dominate throughout the weekend, bringing widespread freezing lows across the region.
Looking ahead, the weekend will remain cold, with highs staying below freezing in some locations. Warmer weather is not expected to return until mid-next week. Be sure to dress warmly, cover outdoor plants, and stay tuned to weather updates as winter weather arrives earlier than usual. Always check road conditions before traveling.
