For much of the KSKO listening area — including the Upper Kuskokwim and the GASH villages — we’re under a Winter Storm Warning until Wednesday morning. Now, don’t let that phrase alarm you… this doesn’t look like a major storm, but it does deserve some attention.

🌡 Temps & Precip

We’ll stay fairly warm for this time of year:

20s on Monday and Tuesday

Low 30s on Wednesday

Because of those temps, we’re sitting right on the edge between snow, freezing rain, and plain rain.

❄️ Snow & Ice Totals

Here’s what’s expected:

Sunday & Monday: Light snow, about 1–2 inches

Monday night → Wednesday morning: Heavier round, 3–7 inches of snow

Ice: About 0.10" to 0.20" of ice possible

The ice is the bigger concern — even a small amount can make everything slick, wether you're driving or walking

🌬 Temperature Drop

After the storm moves out, temps drop sharply Wednesday night, with lows near zero. By Friday night, both our highs and lows will be below zero again.

📍 Sleetmute, Crooked Creek & Red Devil

Those communities are under a Winter Storm Watch until Tuesday. Forecast totals there are much lighter — maybe 1–2 inches of snow and up to 0.20" of ice, nowhere near what’s expected for the Upper Kuskokwim and GASH areas.

👍 Bottom Line

This doesn’t look like a dangerous, high-impact storm — but with freezing rain possible and our winter so far being pretty mild, it’s worth staying aware and giving yourself extra time on the roads, runways, or trails.