Snowstorm Drops Record Inches on Juneau Capital
On March 20, 1948, Juneau Alaska saw nearly 33 inches of snow piling up in the capital marking the heaviest snowfall on record for Naska. The storm disrupted travel and heightened alert as residents faced deep drifts and limited visibility.
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NASA reports record melt of perennial Arctic ice
NASA data show a steepest annual decline in perennial Arctic ice over the past year despite a cold winter. Thick ice coverage shrank from over 50 percent in the 1980s to under 30 percent last month, signaling ongoing global warming effects and increased regional instability.
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