Climate Observing Stations
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Climate Observing Stations
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| Climate data used for analyses throughout this website are from National Weather Service first order observing stations and cooperative observing stations across Alaska. There are 21 first-order stations in Alaska that represent observations are taken by Weather Service personnel. Observations from the cooperative network are taken by dedicated volunteers in the community and provide a significant enhancement to the spatial coverage of climate data across Alaska. Stations are grouped into nine regions. |
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| All cooperative stations available, years in operation. Instrumental climate history by Sue Ann Bowling. Other observing networks in the state. Need climate data? Contact us or visit the Alaska Climatology page. |
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| FIRST-ORDER STATIONS listed by division. For information on cooperative stations, click on one of the 9 regions to see a full station list and years in operation | ||||||||||||||
| West Central | ||||||||||||||
| Southeast | Copper River | |||||||||||||
| Annette Juneau |
Gulkana |
Bethel Kotzebue Nome |
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| Cook Inlet | ||||||||||||||
| Southcentral | ||||||||||||||
| Anchorage Homer Talkeetna |
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| Kodiak Valdez Yakutat |
Interior | |||||||||||||
| Bettles Big Delta Fairbanks McGrath |
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| Bristol Bay | ||||||||||||||
| Southwest Islands | ||||||||||||||
| King Salmon |
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| Cold Bay St. Paul |
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| Arctic | ||||||||||||||
| Barrow |
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