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Dec. 8th, 2012

YAY!

Dec. 8th, 2012 10:54 am
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FAIRBANKS — The season’s first cold snap is expected to come to a dramatic end Sunday when the temperature could climb above zero at the airport for the first time in almost a month.

Even better, the National Weather Service said Fairbanks should see its first significant snowfall in a month.

“It’s going to be pretty chilly again Saturday; the real regime change begins on Sunday,” said meteorologist Dan Hancock with the National Weather Service in Fairbanks. “There will be some cloud cover coming in Saturday night, which should moderate things.”

The weather service is calling for high temperatures between 5 degrees above zero and 5 degrees below zero on Sunday, with lows around 15 below. If that happens, it would mark the first time in 15 days — counting today — that the temperature at Fairbanks International Airport has climbed above 10 below.

Finally!! Mom and I looked at weather charts (I love those haha. /nerd. She has them on her iPad) and it showed a strong low in the Gulf that's gonna bring a Chinook to us. Good..we deserve one haha. I'll definitely take 5 over -35 :P

Wow..it's almost 11 and the sun has barely come up yet. So weird..

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