Update from UAF:UAF ALERT: All classes in the Fairbanks and North Pole area are canceled on Tuesday, Feb. 24, due to deteriorating weather and road conditions. The Troth Yeddha’ Campus and UAF Community and Technical College remain open, but may have reduced staffing. More information at uafalert.alaska.edu/
Tuesday Truth… even if it’s just making progress on moving this Snow!!! Oh, the wind is now helping with that too!!
This!!!Is that my lane? Is that a ditch? Is there even the slightest semblance of a road there? NO ONE KNOWS… 👀
We know you know it’s snowing outside. It’s REALLY bad, even for the most experienced drivers in the biggest, baddest trucks. Please stay home if at all possible!
#Snowpocalypse
#WhereIsMyLane
#DangNowImStuck
SNOWMAGGEDON is REAL!!!❄️☃️🏂🏔️🌨️⛷️🫶🏾🙅🏽🧤🐻❄️☕️🛷🚜🌁🚫🔚🔜Here’s a look at how much additional snowfall we expect from this event. We’re a little more than halfway through and can expect at least 6″ on top of the 6 to 10 inches that has already accumulated across FNSB and towards Healy. Some higher amounts are possible in any persistent heavier snow bands. Lesser amounts can be expected to the east towards Eagle and Tok. #akwx
From The FNSB:BOROUGH CLOSURE UPDATE: Due to the ongoing winter storm, all Fairbanks North Star Borough services will remain closed on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026. This includes MACS Transit bus service and Van Tran, as well as Parks and Recreation facilities such as pools and ice rinks. All branches of FNSB public libraries will remain closed.
School is canceled Tuesday:Due to heavy snowfall and difficult road conditions, with the heaviest snowfall expected tonight, all schools and extracurricular activities are CANCELED tomorrow, Tuesday, February 24. We are making this decision the night before to give families as much time as possible to plan.
Road conditions across the borough are difficult. Student and staff safety is always our top priority when making weather-related decisions, and canceling school is never a decision we take lightly. The district consults with multiple sources, including road crews and transportation staff, to assess conditions across our large geographic area before making a determination.
School will resume as scheduled on Wednesday unless otherwise communicated. Additional information will be shared if conditions change.
We also want to extend our sincere appreciation to the snow removal crews who have been working long hours to improve road conditions across the community.
HOW IT FEELS GETTING AROUND RIGHT NOW IN FAIRBANKS!!!!
Feeding time can be quite the adventure on snow days
Muskox have special hooves that help them navigate snowy and icy terrain. In the wild they often live in windswept areas where the snow is not too deep, which makes navigation and finding food easier.
📷 Jamie, Animal Care Technician
#uaflars #fairbanks #muskox #MeridaTheMuskox
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