Aaron Morrison
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- Meteorologist, KTUU-TV (Anchorage, AK)
- Meteorologist, KATH-TV (Juneau, AK)
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First alert: Strong storm to bring blizzard conditions, flooding, high surf and high winds to Western Alaska Original
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - While things are quieting down across Southcentral Alaska and the Interior, a storm is brewing in the Bering Sea and Western Alaska. While colder weather settles in across the state, the western part of the state will be seeing increasing rain, snow, high winds and flooding potential by weeks end. This storm has the potential to be even stronger than the storm we saw in late September.
Winter weather lingers through midweek, with colder weather to follow Original
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Heavy rain and high winds have led to multiple power outages in Southeast, while the Interior and Southcentral battle winter weather. Our current storm is bringing many impacts to eastern parts of the state, with colder weather to follow as the storm dissipates through the middle of the week. SOUTHCENTRAL: Today was a case of no snow or several inches depending on where you live in Southcentral, with higher elevations picking up the best snowfall.
Numerous winter weather alerts as heavy snow moves through Southcentral and Interior Alaska Original
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Anchorage has already seen record breaking rainfall for today, with ongoing rain showers carrying us into the evening hours. Should we manage to climb above an inch of rain, it will be only the 2nd time that we’ve done it this year. As colder weather continues to settle into the state and moisture streams in from the south, we’ll be in for snowy commute the next few mornings from Southcentral to the Interior.
Heavy rain tapers off for Southeast, with scattered showers into the weekend
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Heavy rainfall across Southeast has finally come to an end, with just showery weather carrying us into the weekend. We’ve already seen roughly 2 to 7 inches of rain across the panhandle, although isolated higher amounts near 10 inches has fallen. While activity does lighten up into the weekend, another storm builds into the state as we welcome in next week.
Heavy rain tapers off for Southeast, with scattered showers into the weekend
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Heavy rainfall across Southeast has finally come to an end, with just showery weather carrying us into the weekend. We’ve already seen roughly 2 to 7 inches of rain across the panhandle, although isolated higher amounts near 10 inches has fallen. While activity does lighten up into the weekend, another storm builds into the state as we welcome in next week.
Isolated landslides remain possible, with heavy rain and high winds in Southeast Original
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Heavy rain is hitting coastal areas of Southcentral Alaska and into Southeast, where the greatest impacts remain through Friday. Heavy rain could dump up to six inches across the southern Panhandle, increasing the landslide risk in higher terrain as well as leading to minor flooding concerns. While the rain lightens up into Friday, we’ll continue with showers for Southeast into the weekend.
First Alert: Heavy rain and gusty winds brings landslide risk to Southeast Original
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Although cool weather continues to settle across Alaska, the active conditions show no signs of letting up. Our current storm moving through the western Gulf of Alaska will drive heavy rain into coastal areas of Southcentral, with some of the greatest impacts expected for panhandle. Areas near Ketchikan and through the southern inner channels will see a risk for landslides Thursday into Friday.
First Alert: Widespread heavy rain and gusty winds build into Southeast by Thursday Original
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Active weather shows no signs of letting up for Alaska, with Southern Alaska set to take most of the active weather this month. Numerous decaying typhoons and storms moving through the Pacific are moving north and affecting the state. This week marks more in a line of storms that is set to affect the state this month. SOUTHCENTRAL: An area of low pressure in the northern Gulf of Alaska has kept persistent rain showers around for coastal areas today.
Active pattern keeps unsettled weather around for Southern Alaska Original
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Our fall storms continue to shed leaves from the trees across Southcentral, with a fairly active weather pattern keeping more storms moving into the state. This push of lows from the south will keep cold air at bay, with much of Southern Alaska holding onto highs in the 40s, while cooler weather can be expected north of the Alaska Range.
Gusty winds and rain move into Southcentral, with high winds in the Alaska Range Original
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - The low in the Bering Sea continues to weaken, with many areas across Western Alaska seeing winds less than 40 mph. The occasional gust up to 50 mph will still be possible, but generally expect much quieter weather to gradually return to Western Alaska over the weekend. While things quiet down somewhat for Western Alaska, rain and winds build into Southcentral, with high winds likely for the Alaska Range.
In a 99-cent AriZona Iced Tea can, echoes of childhood autonomy and fleeting freedoms
News NEW YORK (AP) — Four quarters used to buy a can of AriZona Iced Tea. You’d crack it open and savor the artificially flavored, high-fructose-corn-syrup-sweetened drink between fits of giggling on the walk home from school. this is a test{"epopulate_editorials_prism":"epopulate_editorials_prism"} TAYLOR BROWN, Senior Reporter  The event was organized by the Yough Helping Hands Foundation, which supports students and families in the school district.
Coastal flooding remains for Western Alaska, as Bering Sea Storm moves north Original
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaskas News Source) - High winds and coastal flooding remain an ongoing concern for the low pressure in the Bering Sea. While the highest winds were reported yesterday across the Aleutians, the strongest winds today have been around 65 mph for Alaska, with winds of 85 mph in the Gulf of Anadyr. While winds have been slowly decreasing in speed, well still keep winds in excess of 50 mph with us through Friday.
FIRST ALERT: High winds, coastal flooding, and heavy rain as former typhoon moves through Bering Sea Original
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Winds are already ramping in the Western Aleutians, where gusts up to 75 mph have already been reported. As the storm continues to deepen, we’ll see the winds ramp up, rough seas, heavy rain and coastal flooding/high surf affect the state. Some of the greatest impacts will be in the Western Aleutians, where a hurricane force wind warning remains in effect.
Hurricane force winds likely for Aleutians as strong storm moves in Original
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Light rain showers have been with Southcentral today, although we’ve seen plenty of dry time. Keeping with the normal pattern we see, the heaviest rain has been with coastal areas of Southcentral. We’ll keep with the rain for the gulf coast region through most of this week, although activity does begin to subside in the days ahead, with sunshine returning to inland areas of Southcentral.
In a 99-cent AriZona Iced Tea can, echoes of childhood autonomy and fleeting freedoms
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By AARON MORRISON NEW YORK (AP) — Four quarters used to buy a can of AriZona Iced Tea. You’d crack it open and savor the artificially flavored, high-fructose-corn-syrup-sweetened drink between fits of giggling on the walk home from school. For some, the can symbolized childhood autonomy. It was among the first solo purchases a kid made or a reward for satisfactorily completed chores.
In a 99-cent AriZona Iced Tea can, echoes of childhood autonomy and fleeting freedoms
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By AARON MORRISON NEW YORK (AP) — Four quarters used to buy a can of AriZona Iced Tea. You’d crack it open and savor the artificially flavored, high-fructose-corn-syrup-sweetened drink between fits of giggling on the walk home from school. For some, the can symbolized childhood autonomy. It was among the first solo purchases a kid made or a reward for satisfactorily completed chores.
Nolo strengthens to a hurricane again in the Pacific Ocean
Nolo strengthens to a hurricane again in the Pacific OceanBy JOSH KELETYAssociated PressThe Associated Press Tropical Storm Nolo strengthened to a hurricane again Friday in the Pacific Ocean, the National Hurricane Center said. The center of the storm was located about 105 miles (165 kilometers) west-southwest of French Frigate Shoals and was heading west at 6 mph (9 kph).
In a 99-cent AriZona Iced Tea can, echoes of childhood autonomy and fleeting freedoms
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In a 99-cent AriZona Iced Tea can, echoes of childhood autonomy and fleeting freedoms
NEW YORK (AP) — Four quarters used to buy a can of AriZona Iced Tea. You’d crack it open and savor the artificially flavored, high-fructose-corn-syrup-sweetened drink between fits of giggling on the walk home from school. For some, the can symbolized childhood autonomy. It was among the first solo purchases a kid made or a reward for satisfactorily completed chores. With inflation, a 99-cent thirst-quencher is a matter of nostalgia for adults with matured beverage tastes.
In a 99-cent AriZona Iced Tea can, echoes of childhood autonomy and fleeting freedoms
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In a 99-cent AriZona Iced Tea can, echoes of childhood autonomy and fleeting freedoms
NEW YORK (AP) — Four quarters used to buy a can of AriZona Iced Tea. You’d crack it open and savor the artificially flavored, high-fructose-corn-syrup-sweetened drink between fits of giggling on the walk home from school. For some, the can symbolized childhood autonomy. It was among the first solo purchases a kid made or a reward for satisfactorily completed chores. With inflation, a 99-cent thirst-quencher is a matter of nostalgia for adults with matured beverage tastes.
In a 99-cent AriZona Iced Tea can, echoes of childhood autonomy and fleeting freedoms
NEW YORK (AP) — Four quarters used to buy a can of AriZona Iced Tea. You'd crack it open and savor the artificially flavored, high-fructose-corn-syrup-sweetened drink between fits of giggling on the walk home from school. For some, the can symbolized childhood autonomy. It was among the first solo purchases a kid made or a reward for satisfactorily completed chores. With inflation, a 99-cent thirst-quencher is a matter of nostalgia for adults with matured beverage tastes.
In a 99-cent AriZona Iced Tea can, echoes of childhood autonomy and fleeting freedoms
NEW YORK — Four quarters used to buy a can of AriZona Iced Tea. You'd crack it open and savor the artificially flavored, high-fructose-corn-syrup-sweetened drink between fits of giggling on the walk home from school. For some, the can symbolized childhood autonomy. It was among the first solo purchases a kid made or a reward for satisfactorily completed chores. With inflation, a 99-cent thirst-quencher is a matter of nostalgia for adults with matured beverage tastes.
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