Juneau Battles Record Snow Before Rain Triggers Flood Risk
Juneau Battles Record Snow Before Rain Triggers Flood Risk
US · Published Jan 8, 2026
Juneau, Alaska is facing a high flood risk due to record snow and an upcoming rain event.
Crews and volunteers are working to clear snow from rooftops and roads to prevent further damage and ensure safety.
A flood watch is in effect, and residents are advised to stay off roads and clear storm drains.
Juneau faces rain after record snowfall
Juneau, Alaska is currently grappling with the aftermath of record-breaking snowfall as it braces for a significant rain event, raising concerns about potential flooding. The city is still buried under more than 34 inches of snow, a consequence of severe December storms that dumped nearly seven feet of snow in just five days. This unprecedented snowfall has led to widespread structural damage, including collapsed roofs and sunken boats.
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