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Forecast Synopsis for 4/24: 

 

A low-pressure system will make its way up the Bering Sea, bringing some potential snow/rain mixed precipitation early Saturday morning for the Seward Peninsula, St. Lawrence Island, and Bering Strait. This low will cause winds to be fairly strong, sustained and gusty, especially on St. Lawrence Island and in the Bering Strait. Scattered, messy precipitation-type showers will remain in the area through the beginning of the week due to a weak low in the Bering Sea. The low pressure will move into the Gulf of Alaska Tuesday evening. After this happens, there should be limited precipitation for the rest of the week.