Ex-Typhoon Champi Tracks Toward Bristol Bay, Impacts Expected Across Western Alaska
Forecasters said water levels could rise 2 to 4 feet above normal high tide, threatening beachside properties and access roads.
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Remnants of Typhoon Champi Lash Southcentral Alaska with Wind, Rain & Heavy Snow
A powerful storm carrying the remnants of former Typhoon Champi swept across Southcentral Alaska overnight into Friday, whipping the Anchorage hillsides with high winds, burying mountain passes in heavy snow and soaking the coast with several inches of rain. The National Weather Service in Anchor
Coastal flooding forecast at Hooper Bay as Bering Sea storms continue, Alaska
A Bering Sea storm associated with the remnants of Typhoon Champi is forecast to raise water levels at Hooper Bay, Alaska, by 0.6–1.2 m (2–4 feet) above normal high tide from October 29 into early October 31, 2026. A Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect, while state officials reported that power had been mostly restored in Kivalina after an earlier storm damaged a powerline and prompted residents to shelter at a school. Source
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