One storm, one state, many impacts! Check out the views across Alaska today as a storm delivers high winds and high waves, heavy snow, and freezing rain. The plow and sand trucks were out from Fairbanks to Willow where snow and freezing rain created a mess on the roads. In Anchorage, just rain and wind, but peak gusts are already up to 51 mph at Ted Stevens International Airport. Be prepared for continued impacts through the night. | Melissa Frey
0:55
One storm, one state, many impacts! Check out the views across Alaska today as a storm delivers high winds and high waves, heavy snow, and freezing rain. The plow and sand trucks were out from Fairbanks to Willow where snow and freezing rain created a mess on the roads. In Anchorage, just rain and wind, but peak gusts are already up to 51 mph at Ted Stevens International Airport. Be prepared for continued impacts through the night. | Melissa Frey
10.9K viewsOct 22, 2024
FacebookMelissa Frey
Chief Meteorologist Melissa Frey looks at the weather across the state. | Alaska's News Source
9:11
Chief Meteorologist Melissa Frey looks at the weather across the state. | Alaska's News Source
2.3K views3 months ago
FacebookAlaska's News Source
A very warm, wet, and windy storm is moving into Southcentral tonight, then to the Interior. Stay with Alaska's News Source, live on-air, on our website, and streaming channels, for the latest warnings and impacts for your area. | Melissa Frey
0:33
A very warm, wet, and windy storm is moving into Southcentral tonight, then to the Interior. Stay with Alaska's News Source, live on-air, on our website, and streaming channels, for the latest warnings and impacts for your area. | Melissa Frey
5.7K views4 months ago
FacebookMelissa Frey
Thousands of lightning strikes spread across Alaska, including Anchorage, where heavy rain caused quick pounding on the roads. | Melissa Frey
0:59
Thousands of lightning strikes spread across Alaska, including Anchorage, where heavy rain caused quick pounding on the roads. | Melissa Frey
3.2K views11 months ago
FacebookMelissa Frey
Chief Meteorologist Melissa Frey has the latest on the storm bringing high winds and heavy snow from Southwest to Southcentral and Southeast Alaska. | Alaska's News Source
21:00
Chief Meteorologist Melissa Frey has the latest on the storm bringing high winds and heavy snow from Southwest to Southcentral and Southeast Alaska. | Alaska's News Source
8.9K views4 months ago
FacebookAlaska's News Source
Only in Alaska: Flooding in three different areas from a Glacial outburst✅️, Heavy rain✅️, High Surf✅️ AND Volcanic ash✅️ Evacuations are underway as we prepare for historic flooding from a glacial lake outburst in Juneau, while at the same time flights are being affected in western Alaska from volcanic ash that is coming from an active volcano in Russia, while Nome is seeing flooding from heavy rain, and much of western Alaska is under High Surf Advisories for coastal erosion and a storm surge
0:46
Only in Alaska: Flooding in three different areas from a Glacial outburst✅️, Heavy rain✅️, High Surf✅️ AND Volcanic ash✅️ Evacuations are underway as we prepare for historic flooding from a glacial lake outburst in Juneau, while at the same time flights are being affected in western Alaska from volcanic ash that is coming from an active volcano in Russia, while Nome is seeing flooding from heavy rain, and much of western Alaska is under High Surf Advisories for coastal erosion and a storm surge
13.2K views9 months ago
FacebookMelissa Frey
A strong storm system will deliver high winds, and heavy rain across western Alaska today and Southcentral tonight. Be prepared for potential damaging winds in Anchorage, with localized flooding possible from heavy rain. This storm will come and go relatively quickly with calmer conditions likely by Sunday afternoon. -Chief Meteorologist Melissa Frey | Melissa Frey
1:00
A strong storm system will deliver high winds, and heavy rain across western Alaska today and Southcentral tonight. Be prepared for potential damaging winds in Anchorage, with localized flooding possible from heavy rain. This storm will come and go relatively quickly with calmer conditions likely by Sunday afternoon. -Chief Meteorologist Melissa Frey | Melissa Frey
4.6K viewsSep 14, 2024
FacebookMelissa Frey
0:23
We're about to experience weather whiplash across Alaska! The snow and freezing rain come to an end for most areas Thursday, but then cold air moves in. Southeast, you will likely see the heaviest snow of the season so far this weekend, followed by the coldest air of the season for much of Alaska as temperatures drop 30-50°. The wind chill values in the Interior will fall to between -50° and -65°. | Melissa Frey
7K views5 months ago
FacebookMelissa Frey
4:19
Tracking Halong: This former typhoon will bring potentially record-breaking wind and storm surge to western Alaska this weekend. Now is the time to prepare for those impacts. I break down the timing of the storm track here. | Melissa Frey
20.3K views7 months ago
FacebookMelissa Frey
3:05
FIRST ALERT: Time to prepare for dangerous cold in Southcentral and flooding in Southeast. The latest concern centers on southeast Alaska, where, after record-setting snow, comes heavy rain and warming temperatures. | Melissa Frey
13K views4 months ago
FacebookMelissa Frey
0:38
-60° windchills, a foot of snow, and wind gusts to 55 mph....just another day in Alaska! While temperatures are warming across Southcentral, we're also seeing more snow and high winds moving into the area. If you're traveling through Portage, Whittier or Thompson Pass, be prepared for heavy snow and high winds. We'll also see strong winds and more snow in Southwest and Southeast Alaska. Western and Northern Alaska will see dangerous windchills tonight and tomorrow. For the rest of Southcentral a
10.1K viewsNov 30, 2021
FacebookMelissa Frey
0:17
Only in Alaska can you fish for salmon at 10:00 p.m. while simultaneously delivering the summer solstice weather forecast live on television, all while the sun is still high in the sky. | Melissa Frey
308.7K views11 months ago
FacebookMelissa Frey
18:17
Live weather update with Melissa Frey
326 views5 months ago
YouTubeAlaska's News Source
0:30
The KP index, forecasted by UAF's Geophysical Institute is expected to be between 6 and 7 overnight Monday into Tuesday, indicating a high chance for aurora activity over Alaska. The activity is forecasted to be high through sunrise Tuesday. NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center is forecasting a G3, strong geomagnetic Storm heading into Tuesday. | Melissa Frey
2K views5 months ago
FacebookMelissa Frey
0:25
Watch out for roof avalanches Southcentral! As temperatures warm, the snow is starting to slide! ⚠️ Matthew Brondum says the snow came off the roof at Alyeska's Bore Tide Deli & Bar Wednesday around lunchtime. Temperatures mid-mountain climbed to the low 40s with winds gusting around 25 mph. The Chugach Avalanche Center says the avalanche danger is considerable at all levels today. "Dangerous avalanche conditions. Careful snowpack evaluation, cautious route-finding and conservative decision-maki
5.6K viewsFeb 15, 2024
FacebookMelissa Frey
0:05
WESTERN ALASKA: Now is the time to prepare as a former Typhoon is moving northeast across the Bering Sea. Be prepared for high winds Wednesday, gusting to near 60 mph from Gambell to Nome. The high wind will also contribute to flooding along much of the coast. Be prepared for water levels to rise 3-8 feet above normal high tide, with large breaking waves likely. In addition to flooding, beach erosion is likely with possible damage to property along the coast. | Melissa Frey
9.6K viewsAug 21, 2024
FacebookMelissa Frey
5:22
From record-setting snow to some of the coldest air we've seen in two years, winter is in full force across Alaska! | Melissa Frey
874 viewsJan 24, 2024
FacebookMelissa Frey
0:06
It's a turkey forecast! Which turkey matches your weather? 🦃 The weather will be changing quickly across Alaska over the holiday weekend! -Kenai Peninsula: Be ready for heavy snow in the pass, and a snow/freezing rain mix in the lower elevations. -Mat-Su: You'll see cloudy skies and breezy winds tomorrow, with a snow/rain mix later in the weekend. -Fairbanks: Keep the shades handy, the sun will be out! -Slope: Bundle up! Temperatures stay near 0° through Friday. -Anchorage: We'll see a little b
12K views5 months ago
FacebookMelissa Frey
0:21
Wow! That was some impressive rain that just went through South Anchorage! We'll continue to see scattered showers through Monday, but then drier, sunnier, and slightly warmer weather is likely Tuesday - Thursday! | Melissa Frey
1.8K viewsAug 12, 2024
FacebookMelissa Frey
2:40
Time to prepare for the next storm Southcentral! The winds will start ramping up Wednesday morning, staying strong through the evening with very wet conditions along the coast. Be prepared for wind gusts to 90 mph on the Anchorage upper Hillside. Gusts over 50 mph are likely for most of south Anchorage, south of Dimond Blvd, and 25-45 mph for the rest of the city. This storm will also deliver strong winds and very wet conditions to the coastal areas of Southcentral. As always, you can get the la
14.1K viewsApr 16, 2025
FacebookMelissa Frey
0:32
Two earthquakes were widely felt across Southcentral Monday evening, just four and a half hours apart. The first was a M4.3 quake that hit at 6:58 p.m. The Alaska Earthquake Center reported this quake was 19 miles deep and was located 14 miles ESE of Moose Pass. The second quake was larger, a M4.7 at 11:24 p.m. This Alaska Earthquake Center says this quake was 32 miles deep and 38 miles SW of Anchorage, just 23 miles NE of Nikiski. | Melissa Frey
10.7K viewsJul 12, 2022
FacebookMelissa Frey
0:51
It's back! ❄❄❄ For the first time in nearly 8 weeks, more than an inch of snow is likely in Anchorage! It's a heavy wet snow. We'll see it let up some this afternoon before picking back up this evening and continuing overnight. 1-2" is likely for Anchorage with more expected near Willow and Kenai. Stay with Alaska's Weather Source for more on this developing winter storm, and the latest on the additional storms lining up this weekend. | Melissa Frey
2.3K viewsJan 9, 2025
FacebookMelissa Frey
30:08
Join Chief Meteorologist Melissa Frey for a live weather update on the incoming snow expected across Southcentral Tuesday. | Melissa Frey
7.1K views3 months ago
FacebookMelissa Frey
5:10
New evacuations were issued this afternoon as fires are growing across Alaska. There are currently 160 active fires in the state, with more than 700 firefighters working from the ground and above. Here's the latest on fire sizes and locations and some good news regarding cooler and wetter weather on the way. | Melissa Frey
1.3K viewsJul 2, 2024
FacebookMelissa Frey
0:52
April begins with record setting heat across Southcentral! Anchorage reached 51° Tuesday, which ties the old record of 51° set in 1995. It was even warmer in Kodiak, which soared to 64°, completely smashing the previous record of 53° set in 1954. Above normal temperatures are here to stay through at least the first week of April. | Melissa Frey
12.6K viewsApr 2, 2025
FacebookMelissa Frey
0:54
Evening weather update from Chief Meteorologist Melissa Frey
Nov 10, 2023
alaskasnewssource.com
1:59
This may be one of the wettest Augusts we've ever seen in Anchorage....but the wildlife doesn't seem to mind and we've had some pretty spectacular sky shows as well Check it out... | Melissa Frey
24.8K viewsAug 24, 2022
FacebookMelissa Frey
0:11
Wet and breezy conditions are likely across Southcentral and Southeast Thursday. Be prepared for a mix of snow and rain through Friday morning. | Melissa Frey
841 viewsJan 9, 2025
FacebookMelissa Frey
0:08
Back-to-back storms are moving into western Alaska starting tonight. We're tracking: 🌬️ BLIZZARD: Dangerous conditions are likely overnight with winds gusting 60-70 mph near Nome and along the western Alaska coastline. We're already seeing whiteout conditions. Travel is not recommended. ❄️ HEAVY SNOW: Nome will likely see 6-12" of snow, with more in the higher elevations. 4-8" is likely for the Yukon Delta and Norton Sound region. Fairbanks, another round of snow starts Wednesday with 4-8" like
23.6K views3 months ago
FacebookMelissa Frey
1:13
Wow! 0.80" inches of rain fell as of 7 p.m. in Fairbanks with more coming. This breaks the previous record in place for more than 100 years. The rain comes at a good time as wildfires grow rapidly and people are stil evacuated from their homes. Southeast will also see heavy rain this week. Flood advisories are in effect near Ketchikan for Thursday and Friday. | Melissa Frey
25.6K views10 months ago
FacebookMelissa Frey
See more