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Re: Snowmaggedon in Anchorage
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gideon
Nov 12, 2023, 1:09:40 AM11/12/23
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On 12 Nov 2019, Hank Readon <han...@baraksa.su> posted some
news:XnsAB05D275F...@178.63.61.145:
> Obama says Trump is responsible for the climate science failures.
There’s no sugarcoating it — this has been an historic snowstorm.
In some parts of Anchorage, the power went out late Tuesday night and just
came back on Friday night, after a major snowstorm walloped Alaska’s
largest city this week.
One resident in the Turnagain neighborhood reported all of his freezer and
refrigerator contents had to be tossed. The Chugach Electric Association
power outage map is at this link.
Those with electric cars in some neighborhoods were out of luck With power
out, there was no charging up, unless they had gas-powered generators.
About 1,500 in Anchorage were without power on Friday afternoon. As of
Friday night, nearly 1,000 customers were still dark, including some on
the Hillside, where snow depth reached 30 inches.
For the second day in a row, there was more than 9 inches of snow in
Anchorage, and the snow depth of 21 inches exceeds the greatest for so
early in the season, according to the National Weather Service. The
season-to-date snow of 27.4" already exceeds the 25.1" for all of 2014-15,
NWS said.
In other areas of Southcentral, outages are still reported in Halibut
Cove, a few outages are current in Homer, and 341 in the Kenai area.
Joel November 10, 2023 At 8:12 pm
Solitude Resort in Utah just had its earliest opening since 1983. Smacks
at the climate alarmists. I’m sure they’ll chant “we did it, no time to
become complacen.t”
Meanwhile, I’ll go on scratching my head.
https://mustreadalaska.com/snowmaggedon-in-anchorage/
news:XnsAB05D275F...@178.63.61.145:
> Obama says Trump is responsible for the climate science failures.
There’s no sugarcoating it — this has been an historic snowstorm.
In some parts of Anchorage, the power went out late Tuesday night and just
came back on Friday night, after a major snowstorm walloped Alaska’s
largest city this week.
One resident in the Turnagain neighborhood reported all of his freezer and
refrigerator contents had to be tossed. The Chugach Electric Association
power outage map is at this link.
Those with electric cars in some neighborhoods were out of luck With power
out, there was no charging up, unless they had gas-powered generators.
About 1,500 in Anchorage were without power on Friday afternoon. As of
Friday night, nearly 1,000 customers were still dark, including some on
the Hillside, where snow depth reached 30 inches.
For the second day in a row, there was more than 9 inches of snow in
Anchorage, and the snow depth of 21 inches exceeds the greatest for so
early in the season, according to the National Weather Service. The
season-to-date snow of 27.4" already exceeds the 25.1" for all of 2014-15,
NWS said.
In other areas of Southcentral, outages are still reported in Halibut
Cove, a few outages are current in Homer, and 341 in the Kenai area.
Joel November 10, 2023 At 8:12 pm
Solitude Resort in Utah just had its earliest opening since 1983. Smacks
at the climate alarmists. I’m sure they’ll chant “we did it, no time to
become complacen.t”
Meanwhile, I’ll go on scratching my head.
https://mustreadalaska.com/snowmaggedon-in-anchorage/
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