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Elevated water, wind expected from ex-Typhoon Choi-wan
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Elevated water, wind expected from ex-Typhoon Choi-wan
An ex-typhoon moving toward the Bering Sea is expected to bring elevated wind and water levels to Western Alaska, but the storm currently poses little threat to the region. As of Wednesday afternoon, ex-Typhoon Choi-wan was moving north across the western Aleutians, where it’s expected to merge with another low-pressure system developing west of Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula. Rick Thoman with the Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Prepared…
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