Melissa Frey is a Chief Meteorologist for KTVA-TV in Anchorage, Alaska. With a focus on local weather, Melissa provides accurate and timely forecasts to the community. She is passionate about educating and engaging with students through her Weather Lab segments, where she teaches them about meteorology and the science behind weather phenomena.
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By: Melissa Frey, John Perry
Roadtrippin’ 2024: Alaska's iconic glaciers come into view on Phillips’ 26-Glacier Cruise
By: Melissa Frey
Thursday, June 20, is the day with the longest amount of time between sunrise and sunset this year
By: Joey Klecka, Lauren Maxwell, John Thompson, Melissa , Lex Yelverton, Frey, Dave Allgood
The summer solstice arrived Thursday, giving many Alaskans an excuse to get outside and soak up the most daylight they will get all year.
By: Melissa Frey
This warm and dry trend will continue through the end of June, and likely into the first week of July.
By: Melissa Frey
A High Wind Warning is in effect for Anchorage and Turnagain Arm Saturday night through Sunday morning.
By: Melissa Frey
As this storm system moves east, much of Southcentral will see drier conditions to kick off the weekend.
By: Melissa Frey
Life-threatening storm surge, extreme wind, and rain are all concerns for central Florida overnight.
Temperatures remain 15 to 20 degrees above normal for much of Southcentral Alaska
By: Melissa Frey
A break between storms, combined with colder air moving in, will bring temperatures from above normal to below across much of Alaska this week.
By: Melissa Frey
Southcentral will see snow moving from south to north on Thursday, continuing through Saturday.
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