A submerged boat pokes its bow up from the water in Juneau's Aurora harbor on Dec. 31, one of at least nine vessels and multiple boat shelters that sank in the harbors during the record snowstorm, according to officials.
As if a record 82 inches of snow in December wasn't enough to bury Juneau, more snow arrived this week.
The National Weather Service forecast up to an additional foot of snow possible for Juneau early this week, turning to a mix of rain and snow before turning to all rain for the weekend.
The prediction of even more snow is heaping more misery upon a weary community. Residents have been shoveling, plowing, snowblowing and hauling, trying to clear their streets and driveways, parking lots, sidewalks and cars from the deepest December on record.
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