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Monday, November 9, 2026

Alyeska posts 31cm as Alaska storm remains active

Alyeska recorded 31cm of new snow, with incoming snow still flagged at the resort in Alaska.

Alyeska grabbed the headline in this Storm Watch cycle, logging 31cm of new snow in Girdwood, Alaska. The report also shows incoming snow, so the storm system is still over the Chugach Range. That accumulation is meaningful for the time of season and will reshape the upper mountain, offering fresh cover on the steeper lines.

No other resorts in the dataset reported qualifying storm totals for this update, so Alyeska stands alone as the day's clear outlier. Where other regions returned either trace amounts or no submissions, the Alaska report is the only one that reached measurable accumulation in our sample. That makes this a focused story; instead of a broad pulse across multiple ranges, this cycle centres on a single active Pacific system driving moisture into southern Alaska.

Incoming snow on Alyeska's report suggests the episode has not finished, so further accumulation is possible in the near term. The current data points to evolving conditions through the next 24 to 48 hours, making updated totals worth checking before planning a trip. For now, expect fresh cover on the upper mountain and changing visibility and wind as the storm works through the Chugach.

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Alyeska

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