Storm Continues Through TuesdayThe Pacific system that pounded the coast this weekend is not finished. Heading into Monday, the National Weather Service in Anchorage confirms the original storm is still spinning, while a second cyclone closes in from the west. Forecasters expect another 24 to 48 hours of mountain snow, heavy coastal rain, and gusty winds.In the discussion issued at 4:11 PM AKDT Sunday, forecasters describe “a large, negatively tilted upper level low” continuing to rotate across the Southwest. A separate marine forecast for Valdez adds the new piece: “A front extending from a 982 mb Bering Sea low 35 nautical miles northeast …
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