The Coastal Alaska Avalanche Center (CAAC) is a non-profit organization based in Juneau, Alaska that promotes avalanche safety and accident prevention to the general public. The CAAC is governed by a volunteer board of directors who include avalanche professionals, mountain rescue professionals, and avid backcountry users. If you would like to help the CAAC or have any questions we can be reached at info@coastalakavalanche.org.
| Date | Region | Location | Observer | |
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| 01/24/22 | Juneau Mainland | Observation: Both Perseverance Trailheads, “Sunshine” avalanche path |
Kanaan Bausler Professional |
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| 01/22/22 | Juneau Mainland | Observation: Thunder Mountain 4500 block of Kanata Day | Anonymous | |
| 01/22/22 | Douglas Island | Avalanche: Dan Moller | Sam Steensland |
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| 01/21/22 | Juneau Mainland | Observation: Highlands / Behrends | Anonymous | |
| 01/10/22 | Douglas Island | Avalanche: Fruit Bowl |
Forest Wagner Professional |
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| 01/10/22 | Juneau Mainland | Observation: Thunder mountain, chute east of 4500 block of Kanata Deyi about 0900 10 Jan 2022. | Gary Sonnenberg | |
| 01/09/22 | Douglas Island | Avalanche: False Troy / Troy Saddle |
Mark Krumwiede Professional |
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| 01/08/22 | Douglas Island | Observation: Below Bunny Toe Pass |
Mark Krumwiede Professional |
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| 01/05/22 | Douglas Island | Avalanche: Propagation bowl | Nicholas Marinelli |
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| 01/03/22 | Douglas Island | Observation: Mt Troy Bowl – Mid |
Mike Janes Professional |
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Today Mostly Cloudy |
Tonight Mostly Cloudy then Chance Snow |
Thursday Chance Snow then Rain/Snow |
Thursday Night  Snow |
Friday Snow then Rain/Snow |
Friday Night Snow |
Saturday Snow |
Saturday Night  Snow |
Sunday Snow Likely |
| Hi 31 °F | Lo 28 °F | Hi 34 °F | Lo 24 °F | Hi 32 °F | Lo 24 °F | Hi 33 °F | Lo 23 °F | Hi 29 °F |