"Alaska Braces for Record Snow and Bone-Chilling Cold"
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Alaskans have broken the 100-inch snow record, accumulating 104.3 inches since July 1, 2023, with a "bone-chilling" cold expected this week. Despite the accomplishment, some residents find the snowfall miserable, while others, like Damon Fitts, are accustomed to it. The state is on track to break the 2012 record, and more snow is expected in mid-February.
- Alaskans to face 'bone-chilling cold' this week after setting 100-inch snow record New York Post
- Alaska snow of more than 100 inches breaks records, collapses roofs USA TODAY
- Alaskans see bitter cold, record-breaking snow and a winter defying El Niño predictions Alaska Public Media News
- Plow crews make progress in Anchorage, but officials say visibility remains a concern Alaska's News Source
- Residents of Alaska's capital dig out after snowfall hits near-record level The Seattle Times
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