Deep Cold: Alaska Weather & Climate

Objective Comments and Analysis - All Science, No Politics
Primary Author Richard James
2010-2013 Author Rick Thoman

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Growing Inversions

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The late season heatwave is building, and with the clear skies and deepening darkness, a decent summer inversion developed. Low temp this mo...
Friday, July 30, 2010

High Dew Points

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Like most of western North America, dew points above 60F are quite unusual in northern and Interior Alaska. At Fairbanks, sustained dew poin...

Prelimanary July Numbers

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The month is not quite over, but July looks to wind up with above normal precip over much of northern Alaska, with near record rainfall in t...
Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Bogus Heat

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Today's official record high in Fairbanks is 99F in 1919, the highest temperature of record and the second warmest ever in Alaska. I am ...
Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Rainfall this month in the eastern Interior

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Info on the rainfall in the eastern Interior... PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FAIRBANKS AK 1119 PM AKDT MON JUL 26 2...
Monday, July 26, 2010

More Siberian Heat

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The extreme heat of early July returned late last week to Siberia. Yakutsk, the largest city in central Siberia (population 186,00 according...
Sunday, July 25, 2010

Late Summer Cooling

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Since I'm on the theme of changes in late summer in the Interior, here's another one. Hot days are concentrated near and not long af...
Saturday, July 24, 2010

Interior's Continential Climate

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As we move into the last week of July, temperatures are beginning the long fall to winter. The chart shows the average daily temperature in ...
Thursday, July 22, 2010

Rainy Season is upon us

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Wednesday was the 9th consecutive day with measurable rain here at Keystone Ridge. The wet season is right on schedule. To the left is a plo...
Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Torrential Rain at Fairbanks Airport

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Between 3 and 4pm ADT the Fairbanks Airport ASOS reported 1.15 inches of rain from a thunderstorm. This is an all-time 1 hour precip amount ...

Summer sunshine

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One month beyond the Summer Solstice, and the lowering sun is becoming more evident. In Fairbanks its getting dim, and over the next few day...

Summer Evening

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The view from UAF West Ridge Tuesday evening about 10pm. The CBs in the distance did result in thunder at the airport around midnight
Monday, July 19, 2010

Siberian Heat

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The record breaking heat in Asia has had some press, and now it is spilling over into eastern Europe. Jeff Masters over at Weather Undergrou...

Updated Arctic Sea Ice

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Here is the updated sea ice analysis, from Sunday, May 18th
Sunday, July 18, 2010

Thunderstorms around Fairbanks

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A series of thunderstorms in the Fairbanks area Saturday evening brought copious rain and unusually widespread hail. Rainfall amounts exceed...
Saturday, July 17, 2010

Rains in Northwest Alaska

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Soaking rain in northwest Alaska as closed low aloft drops SE from north of Siberian coast; 24 hour totals include 1.35" Dall Creek nea...
Friday, July 16, 2010

Cooler Nights

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Low of 35F this morning in Tanana tied the record low for the date, last set in 1936. Bettles low of 36F was a degree from the record. Ruby ...
Thursday, July 15, 2010

Arctic Sea Ice

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Here is the view of the Arctic Basin sea ice coverage from last Saturday from The University of Illinois. Of note is the large area near the...

Ice back at Barrow

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Persistent west winds have pushed some ice back on the shoreline at Barrow. Last week there was no ice at all visible.
Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Cool Morning

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In the fairly narrow clear area between a front moving east across the West Coast and clouds from the old occlusion from the Gulf, it was a ...
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