New Paper -
The First Decade of the New Century: A Cooling Trend for Most of Alaska
The Open Atmospheric Science Journal, 2012. Download it here
Paper -
Climatology of Alaskan wildfires with special emphasis on the extreme year of 2004
Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 2011. Download it here
Paper -
Changes in the climate of the Alaskan North Slope and the ice concentration of the adjacent Beaufort Sea
Theoretical and Applied Climatology, January 2010. Download it here
Paper -
A Century of Climate Change for Fairbanks, Alaska
Arctic, September 2009. Download it here
Book - The Climate of Alaska
Produced by the Alaska Climate Research Center in 2007 by Martha Shulski and Gerd Wendler. Click here for more details!
April 2013 summary now available
Winter lingered across Alaska in April with seasonably colder than normal temperatures reported at all 20 first order stations...>> Read More
March 2013 summary now available
In contrast to the beginning of this
year, which observed mostly above normal temperatures, March 2013 was colder
than normal...>> Read More
Statewide 2012 Annual Review
The mean average annual temperature in 2012 for the 20 stations was 30.0°F, a substantial negative departure of 2.9°F from the 30-year normal of 32.9°F. This is in stark contrast to the lower 48 states where record high temperatures were observed....>> Read More
Fairbanks Weather in 2012 - A Review
Persistently colder than normal temperatures along with near normal precipitation and snowfall for Fairbanks for 2012...>> Read More
Decadal Climate Change in Fairbanks
An analysis of the climate of Fairbanks for the first decade of the new Century. >> Click Here for more details!
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