Summary
Juneau, Alaska, experienced a record snowfall of over 200 inches for the 2025-26 winter season, setting a new high for the state capital. The National Weather Service confirmed this as the most snow ever recorded in a season for Juneau, surpassing previous records. Despite recent heavy snow, weather forecasts predict a drier period ahead.
Key Facts
- Juneau, Alaska, has received 201.2 inches of snow this season, breaking its all-time seasonal snowfall record.
- This exceeds the previous record of 197.9 inches set in 2007.
- The average snowfall for Juneau is around 80 inches per year.
- Heavy snowfall has led to issues such as potential avalanches and road disruptions.
- March 2026 is the snowiest March on record for Juneau, with 69.2 inches of snow at the airport.
- The National Weather Service in Juneau has reported the record-breaking snowfall.
- Forecasts indicate a drier trend for the upcoming days after recent heavy snow.
- Previous weather advisories have expired, although some warnings like wind and gale remain.
