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The lower image is a cross-section that shows what the storm would look like if it had been sliced near the middle and viewed from the side. Lighter blue colors correspond to smaller amounts of reflected energy: in this case, thin ice clouds. Deeper blues represent regions of thick clouds and precipitation. According to Posselt, the profile captures the part of a winter storm that often contains the heaviest snowfall. Intense snow bands—elongated structures associated with areas of snowfall—show up on the left side of the profile as streaks of dark blue in the lower to middle portion of the cloud.
Nome and other towns of Alaska's West Coast have taken the brunt of fall storms that churn up the Bering Sea before the protective cap of sea ice forms. In October and September , large storms brought high winds and storm surges—high water that causes flooding—into villages and towns.
During a late September storm, low-lying Seward Peninsula villages took on water in ways similar to New Orleans. In Golovin, flooding made the lower part of the town into an island.
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