Juneau Buried in Snow: 60-Year Records Broken
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The city of Juneau in the U.S. state of Alaska has experienced a record-breaking snowfall over the past week, surpassing all historical figures for both the city and the surrounding borough, according to Alaska’s News Source.
Data from the U.S. National Weather Service shows that snowfall in December exceeded 203 centimeters, compared to the previous monthly record of 138.9 cm set in 1964. The amount is roughly equal to Juneau’s average annual snowfall.
The city also set a new five-day continuous snowfall record, a phenomenon last recorded in 1963.
Severe weather conditions caused damage in Juneau’s harbor. According to port authorities, eight vessels sank, while 15 others were damaged and require assistance.
Local officials continue to assess the impact as difficult conditions persist.
The city also set a new five-day continuous snowfall record, a phenomenon last recorded in 1963.
Severe weather conditions caused damage in Juneau’s harbor. According to port authorities, eight vessels sank, while 15 others were damaged and require assistance.
Local officials continue to assess the impact as difficult conditions persist.
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