Anchorage, AK — Residents in Anchorage should brace for scattered showers and cooler temperatures throughout the upcoming week. Starting Monday, rain showers will taper off by the evening, but cooler conditions are expected to settle in, dropping lows to 35°F by Monday night.
According to the National Weather Service, cloudy skies will persist into Tuesday, with highs reaching only 48°F. As midweek approaches, Wednesday could bring more significant rain, with a chance for snow to mix in during the overnight hours. Temperatures are projected to dip to 34°F by Wednesday night, potentially creating slick conditions on local roads.
Motorists traveling along the Glenn Highway should be cautious, especially late Wednesday when the rain-snow mix may cause hazardous driving conditions. The weather could also impact travel plans for the week, especially as the chance of precipitation increases to 70%.
The rest of the week remains partly cloudy, with highs in the low 40s and intermittent chances of rain. Temperatures will drop to near-freezing levels at night, so residents should bundle up and be prepared for potential frost in the early mornings.
