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Storm blasts Southcentral Alaska with wind gusts over 100 mph

Late Blooming Willow (genus Salix)

Alaska Grown Black Walnuts

Salmonids in North Fork of Chester Creek

A Lily (genus Lilium) is Blooming in My Garden

Fish and Game is looking for a black bear that followed and charged people in Anchorage park

Late Blooming Rose

Brown bear breaks into Alaska Zoo, kills alpaca named Caesar

Odd shaped Low-bush Cranberries (Vaccinium vitis-idaea)

Grey Pigeon (Columba livia)

Fireweed (Chamerion angustifolium) is branching and delayed flowering

Fireweed (Chamerion angustifolium) has multiple stalks

Wildfire smoke from Siberia keeps drifting into Alaska — and may continue to do so for weeks

Summer of the Fly

Unusual Plant at Lake is Northern Groundcone (Boschniakia rossica)

Seem hazy lately? Smoke from wildfires in Siberia might be what you’re noticing

Trumpeter swans are newcomers to the nesting scene in Potter Marsh

Yes, several days of thunderstorms are unusual

Notice more wasps and yellow jackets this year? You’re not alone

Pollen Levels Elevated in Anchorage

Chukar Partridge (Alectoris chukar) in Anchorage

Chukar (Alectoris chukar) in my backyard in Anchorage

Scientists: Potential landslide could generate large tsunami in Prince William Sound

What Happened to Our Cold Spring Nights?

Increase in Snowshoe Hares (Lepus americanus)

Northern Shrike (Lanius borealis) in Wasilla

Mysterious mechanical 'groaning’ noise haunts southwest Anchorage

Snowmachiner dies in avalanche near Cooper Lake

After avalanche scare, Anchorage’s Kincaid Park sand dunes off-limits to Junior Nordic skiers

Cold snap is expected to ease up around Anchorage — but only for a couple days.

Potentially longest cold snap in more than a decade for Anchorage

Winter Robin (Turdus migratorius)

Anchorage breaks snow record for New Year’s Day following the warmest Dec. 31 on record

Mat-Su declares disaster after Willow Creek flooding forces evacuations, closes bridge

More than a dozen homes evacuated due to Willow Creek flooding; Mat-Su officials say bridge could be closed for days

The snow is low, but the ice is nice

Car strikes large boulder on rockfall-prone stretch of Seward Highway

Too icy to ski right now? Not for Junior Nordic

2 rock slides close Seward Highway at miles 111 and 106.5

Thousands lose power from the Kenai Peninsula to the Mat-Su as winds ramp up

Man who found hiker trapped in Flattop Mountain avalanche said rescue was ‘a miracle’

Susitna Valley gets a dump of snow as winds sweep through Anchorage

Rock slides prompt intermittent closures of Seward Highway south of Anchorage

‘It was so unfazed by me’: Woman recounts slobber-covered cat’s encounter with wolverine

It’s November, and Southcentral Alaska’s unusually warm fall has some plants putting out spring buds

Mergansers (Mergus merganser) on Cheney Lake

Unusually Warm Halloween

After summer of record heat, Alaska health officials see spike in scombroid poisoning from fish

River otters attack, injure family dog in Anchorage park

Ticks on Steller's Jay (Cyanocitta stelleri)

Warm Summer Yields Garden Tomatoes

River Otters (Lutra canadensis) in University Lake

Narcissus (Anemone narcissiflora) Blooming in Fall

Rapid release of water from glacier-dammed lake prompts Kenai flood advisory

'Way too close’: Kayakers encounter calving glacier in Southcentral Alaska

Record heat has Susitna Valley silver salmon in hot - and low - water

Wildfire along Parks Highway burns at least 50 structures

Wasilla store contends with ‘large-scale’ rodent problem

Large icebergs are rare in Portage Lake nowadays. This week there are two new ‘shooters.'

River Otters (Lutra canadensis) on Bike Trail

Summer heat accelerates Alaska peony harvest

Late Birch Leaf Edge Miner Damage

Spruce Bark Beetle and Wood Boring Insects

Dead Seal

Uncommon Squat Lobster (Munida quadrispina) Sighting

Biologists scoop up invasive goldfish at Cuddy Pond

Lake Is Full of Algae This Summer

Vegetables are mature earlier than farmers have ever seen; flowers are ready to go

Second Tick I Have Pulled off My Dog This Summer

Unidentified Spider - Brown Recluse, Wolf Spider, or Something Else?

Anchorage fire officials respond to 25 fires in a day; implore public to heed burn ban

Alaska salmon stream hits high temperature during heat wave

Anchorage hits an official 90 degrees for the first time on record

East Anchorage wildfire expected to be out in 2-3 days, fire officials say