Alaska Weather Blog
While waiting to board my Alaska Airlines flight from Juneau to Seattle April 9, the all-to-common announcement ...
We're a few days into Spring, at least according to astronomers. Last Wednesday (3/20) was the Vernal (Spring) equinox--equal night, equal day. While the flowers may be blooming many places in the Lower 48, such traditional signs of spring are a long way off here in the frozen north. But here are a few signs of the season for this equinox time of year in Alaska:
Dry cold, wet cold? no.Winter cold and summer cold? no. Bitterly cold vs extremely cold? no. Calm vs windy ...
Although the world apparently did not end on Dec 21, 2012 the date triggers strong feelings for most Alaskans ...
The question in the title came to me in an email, but for every email I get there are probably hundreds asking the ...
When I moved to Alaska in 1982, I was a real cheechako. I did not even know what termination dust was. The term ...
Tomorrow kicks off the Southeast Alaska State Fair in my hometown of Haines. Some people have asked "why Haines, ...
The cold, cloudy, wet weather has been with Alaskans since May, with a only a few short breaks here and there. ...
After a particularly nasty winter, Alaskans usually hope for a nice summer to erase the memories. Actually, a lot ...
Memorial day is used in many areas as a marker for the start of summer. Not in St. Paul, Alaska. Today they ...
If you have been waiting to see some statistics on how our winter of 2011-2012 rated compared to climate history, ...
Since the leap day checkpoint report, most towns have slowed their snowfall pace. Haines and Yakutat, however, ...
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