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Weather Alert
A severe thunderstorm hit Juneau. The National Weather Service issued a warning at 3:26 p.m. local time. A supercell thunderstorm passed over the city with 60-mph wind gusts in downtown Juneau. A canopy was blown down in the Twin Lakes area.
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Anchorage got a break, giving Live at Five at Town Square Park.
A severe thunderstorm hit Juneau. The National Weather Service issued a warning at 3:26 p.m. local time. A supercell thunderstorm passed over the city with 60-mph wind gusts in downtown Juneau. A canopy was blown down in the Twin Lakes area.
Check out 907 Sports for updates on Alaska’s Olympians, Iron Dog, Scoreboard, Athlete of the Week, Fishing Report, Iditarod, and Mount Marathon.
Anchorage got a break, giving Live at Five at Town Square Park.
Local Headlines
The recent severe weather has prompted the city council to schedule an emergency meeting to discuss infrastructure resilience and disaster preparedness. Details on the meeting time and location will be released shortly. Residents are encouraged to monitor the city’s website and local news outlets for updates.
Community Events
Despite the earlier storm, the annual Juneau Maritime Festival is still scheduled to proceed this weekend. Organizers have assessed the damage and confirmed that the waterfront area is safe for the planned activities. The festival features local seafood vendors, live music, and boat races. Come join the fun and support our local community!
Traffic and Transit
Due to downed trees and power lines, several roads remain closed in the Twin Lakes area. Please use caution when traveling and follow posted detours. Public transportation is experiencing delays, so plan accordingly. Check the city’s transportation website for real-time updates and route information.
Business Briefs
Several local businesses are offering discounts and assistance to residents affected by the storm. The Juneau Chamber of Commerce has compiled a list of participating businesses and their offers on their website. Support local businesses and help our community recover!
A severe thunderstorm hit Juneau. The National Weather Service issued a warning at 3:26 p.m. local time. A supercell thunderstorm passed over the city with 60-mph wind gusts in downtown Juneau. A canopy was blown down in the Twin Lakes area.
Check out 907 Sports for updates on Alaska’s Olympians, Iron Dog, Scoreboard, Athlete of the Week, Fishing Report, Iditarod, and Mount Marathon.
Anchorage got a break, giving Live at Five at Town Square Park.
The recent severe weather has prompted the city council to schedule an emergency meeting to discuss infrastructure resilience and disaster preparedness. Details on the meeting time and location will be released shortly. Residents are encouraged to monitor the city’s website and local news outlets for updates.
Despite the earlier storm, the annual Juneau Maritime Festival is still scheduled to proceed this weekend. Organizers have assessed the damage and confirmed that the waterfront area is safe for the planned activities. The festival features local seafood vendors, live music, and boat races. Come join the fun and support our local community!
Due to downed trees and power lines, several roads remain closed in the Twin Lakes area. Please use caution when traveling and follow posted detours. Public transportation is experiencing delays, so plan accordingly. Check the city’s transportation website for real-time updates and route information;
Several local businesses are offering discounts and assistance to residents affected by the storm. The Juneau Chamber of Commerce has compiled a list of participating businesses and their offers on their website. Support local businesses and help our community recover!
Weather Outlook
The National Weather Service predicts a return to calmer conditions for the remainder of the week. Expect mostly sunny skies and moderate temperatures in the low 60s. However, residents should remain vigilant and prepared for potential weather changes, as conditions in Southeast Alaska can be unpredictable.
Education News
The Juneau School District has announced that summer school programs will continue as scheduled, despite the recent weather disruptions. The district has made arrangements to provide transportation and support services for students affected by the storm. Parents are encouraged to contact their child’s school for further information.
Arts and Culture
The Juneau Arts & Humanities Council is hosting a series of workshops and performances this month, showcasing local artists and cultural traditions. Visit their website or the Juneau Arts & Culture Center for a complete schedule of events. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the vibrant arts scene in our community!
Health and Wellness
Juneau Public Health is offering free flu shots and health screenings at various locations throughout the city. Check their website for dates, times, and locations. Taking care of your health is essential, especially during times of stress and uncertainty.
Important Reminders
- Report any power outages or downed power lines to Alaska Electric Light & Power (AEL&P).
- Stay informed about emergency alerts and warnings by signing up for the City and Borough of Juneau’s emergency notification system.
- Check on your neighbors, especially the elderly and those with disabilities, to ensure their safety and well-being.
Stay safe, Juneau!
