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| Event Title | Date | tribe_events_cat_hfilter | post_tag_hfilter |
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| May 2020 National Weather Service Alaska Climate Outlook Briefing | 2020-05-22 12:00:00 | outlook | |
| April 2020 National Weather Service Alaska Climate Outlook Briefing | 2020-04-17 12:00:00 | outlook | |
| March 2020 National Weather Service Alaska Climate Outlook Briefing | 2020-03-20 12:00:00 | outlook | |
| February 2020 National Weather Service Alaska Climate Outlook Briefing | 2020-02-21 12:00:00 | outlook | |
| VAWS: JPSS and GOES Satellite Training and Data Resources for NOAA and non-NOAA Users. | 2020-01-29 11:00:00 | vaws | |
| January 2020 National Weather Service Alaska Climate Outlook Briefing | 2020-01-24 12:00:00 | outlook | |
| Alaska Garden Helper: Explore local growing conditions under a changing climate | 2020-01-21 10:00:00 | climate-webinar |
December 2019 National Weather Service Alaska Climate Outlook Briefing
Speaker: Rick Thoman, ACCAP | We will review recent climate conditions around Alaska, review some forecast tools and finish up the Climate Prediction Center's forecast for the coming month and season.
Find out more »VAWS: Ice, water, and people – a look into how glacial lake outburst floods impact Alaskan communities
During the webinar, you'll learn about how GLOFs happen, their presence in Alaska, how stakeholders have been affected by these events, what are the available resources to understand and monitor these events, and what is the potential outlook for AK.
Find out more »Rapid Change: 2019 in Northwest Alaska’s Oceans and Impacts to Ecosystems and People.
https://vimeo.com/377170510 Speakers: Gay Sheffield (Sea Grant), Donna Hauser (IARC), Rick Thoman (ACCAP) Summer 2019 was another remarkable year for the Bering and Chukchi Sea regions, with record early sea ice loss in the spring, very warm oceans and late freeze-up producing wide ranging impacts, from the ocean food web to individual and community activities. This…
Find out more »Tweets from Rick and Brian tagged #akwx
H/T @Climatologist49 who notes that three separate surface temperature analyzes show 2019 as the warmest calendar year for Alaska. Here's a plot of these three. After 1900 there are mostly only tiny differences, with the extremes from NCEI a tiny bit larger #akwx #Arctic @YJRosen
Nearly ideal conditions for the start of the 2020 edition of the Kuskokwim 300 Sled Dog Race. At 5pm Bethel is -9F, Kwethluk -2F and Aniak -8F. A general northeast breeze 5 to 10 mph. #k300 #akwx @KYUKNews
K300 Race Preview: Good Trails And Good Weather
Bethel’s Kuskokwim 300 race begins tonight, Jan. 17. Mushers from around the state have already picked their bib numbers and are looking forward...
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Every available data set agrees, 2019 was the warmest year on record for Alaska. The last 6 years are indicative of a climate regime shift. #akwx @AlaskaWx
Fairbanks has gained more than 90 minutes of sunshine since winter solstice but it isn't doing much heating yet. At 3pm, temperatures range from -19F Goldstream Valley bottom to about +10F at some personal weather stations above 1000' MSL. #akwx @Climatologist49 @akswingley
Temperature departures from normal for the first half of January. Departures most significant in Southcentral, where at many places 2020 is in the top five coldest on record. However, very few daily records set or tied. #akwx @Climatologist49 @DaveSnider @Ch2ktuuWX @MelissaDFrey
Peak wind gusts around downtown Juneau this morning (mph). #akwx
The Experiment Farm at @uafairbanks has made daily climate observations at almost exactly the same place since summer 1911, longer than anywhere else in Alaska. 2019 was easily the warmest year. Note both 2016 & 2019 averaged above freezing. #akwx @Climatologist49 @IARC_Alaska
Anchorage off to it's coldest start to the year since 1975! After setting records nearly every year for the warmest year on record, this is a welcome relief. #akwx @capture907 @AlaskaWx
The @NASAGISS 2019 average temperature for Alaska just edges out 2016 for the warmest calendar year since 1900, with the yearly average 6.3F (3.5C) above the 1951-80 baseline. More significantly, five of the ten warmest years have been since 2014. #akwx #Arctic @Climatologist49
Big high pressure centers near Alaska: 1045mb center in the Yukon and 1042mb center in the North Pacific. But it's not unusually cold except for parts of Southcentral, the eastern Gulf coast and especially the Panhandle. Analysis courtesy ECCC. #akwx @Climatologist49
