Avalanche Danger Persists Near Juneau As Roads Close, Evacuations Continue
Avalanche Danger Persists Near Juneau As Roads Close, Evacuations Continue
US · Published Jan 13, 2026
High avalanche danger near Juneau, Alaska, persists, causing road closures and evacuations due to heavy precipitation.
Emergency shelters remain open as crews remove snow from public buildings; additional wet weather could trigger more avalanches.
Residents are advised to stay informed, avoid high-risk areas, and report any signs of instability to local authorities.
Continued road closures and evacuations in Juneau
The avalanche danger near Juneau, Alaska remains high, leading to continued road closures and evacuations. Heavy precipitation in mid-January has contributed to the unstable conditions, prompting authorities to issue and adjust evacuation advisories for various slide paths. While some advisories have been lifted temporarily due to brief improvements, the overall avalanche risk persists.
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