The Greater Ketchikan Chamber of Commerce “Seas of Opportunity” community award event Saturday evening at the Ted Ferry Civic Center drew a large crowd of attendees who were treated to
Late winter snowstorm in Ketchikan wreaks havoc on land and sea
Posted by Eric Stone | Mar 15, 2021
Snow berms, a somewhat rare sight in Ketchikan, persisted Monday even after snow turned to rain. (Eric Stone/KRBD)
Ketchikan residents woke up this weekend to find their homes, cars and roads covered in as many as 20 inches of heavy, wet snow. They weren’t alone: communities across Southeast felt the impact of a late winter storm.
Ketchikan doesn’t often see nearly 2 feet of snow in a day, especially not this late in the year. The storm knocked out power in the early morning hours Saturday.