The new data also seems to show an overall increase in precipitation.
Weather
Dozens of Alaska’s seismic stations are going offline, but earthquake monitoring is still on solid ground
The seismic stations are part of the U.S. Array, a multi-million dollar national research project. It spanned nearly two decades and the entire continent.
Weekend warm spell breaks temperature records throughout Southeast Alaska
Communities from Ketchikan to Yakutat set new temperature records in the low 60s to the low 70s.
Ask a climatologist: Alaska’s spring weather whipsaw
Alaskans have seen flip-flop weather develop in just a few days this April.
‘Bonus weekend’ in the sun planned for Eaglecrest Ski Area in Juneau
The extra two days of operation is in appreciation of all their guests and regulars that enjoyed the mountain this season.
Trumpeter swans make pit stop in Dyea
Many of the swans are headed north to Marsh Lake, near Whitehorse, for an extended rest.
State extends deadline to remove studded tires
The Alaska Department of Public Safety announced the extension Wednesday in response to continued winter weather.
Tenakee Springs seeks crowdfunding to rebuild bridge after December storm
The 100-person town of Tenakee Springs is turning to crowdfunding to rebuild a bridge destroyed during record-breaking storms last December.
Redington declared winner of harrowing Kobuk 440
As the only team to complete the original upper Kobuk loop trail through the storm, 38-year-old Ryan Redington took home the $16,000 first prize.
Rare avalanche cascade shuts down Hatcher Pass Road for days
The Hatcher Pass Avalanche Center says five different avalanches crossed the upper stretch of the road.