If you think fog is a simple thing then this post may complicate things, but hopefully in an interesting way. If ...
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When I moved to Alaska in 1982, I was a real cheechako. I did not even know what termination dust was. The term ...
The question in the title came to me in an email, but for every email I get there are probably hundreds asking the ...
Although the world apparently did not end on Dec 21, 2012 the date triggers strong feelings for most Alaskans ...
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:
Back into the freezer
The strong "January thaw" that pushed well into the interior and tied the all time ...
While some folks back east may have been mightily inconvenienced by recent snows, here in Alaska most people like ...
Everybody is different, but the reduced light in the North and the gloomy weather in many parts of Alaska at this ...
Lately around here we've been blessed with decent snow cover. A nice change from the last two winters. Nice fresh show that stays fresh thanks to lack of warm surges. To add to the beautiful scene, the snow has had lots of sparkles of light reflecting off the surface from the bright moon or nearby lights (there's plenty of time to see this with days still solstice short).
Of all the weather elements, precipitation seems the most chaotic when it comes to spatial and temporal ...
We've had some warm days lately in northern Southeast Alaska, and if perception is worth anything, it always feels ...
After a couple very mild winters this one is feeling different. Northern southeast Alaska has been cold and windy ...
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