Good morning! I awoke at 5:30 a.m. to light snow. I must say that when it's almost the middle of April, I would rather see rain than snow. It is a bit disappointing, but realize when you live this far north (only 150 miles south of the Arctic Circle), you can get snow well into May and early June. It just goes with the territory!
As I mentioned a couple of posts ago, the Aurora Borealis was out on Monday night. I missed the peak of it, but the above picture was posted in our local newspaper from Monday night's spectacular show!
Current Conditions at 6:30 a.m.:
Skies: Light Snow
Temperature: 21
RH: 82%
BP: 29.94 and rising
Sunrise: 6:41 a.m.
Sunset: 9:06 p.m.
Conditions from Around the State:
Anaktuvuk Pass: Overcast and -17
Anchorage: Overcast and 28
Barrow: Fog/Mist and -5
Bethel: Fair and -2
Bettles: A Few Clouds and -2
Chicken: Light Snow and 21
Cold Bay: A Few Clouds and 20
Denali National Park: Overcast and 12
Ft. Yukon: No report
Juneau: Overcast and 29
King Salmon: Fair and 4
Kotzubue: Fog/Mist and 0
McGrath: Light Snow and 13
Nome: Light Snow and -9
St. Paul Island: Light Snow and 17
Valdez: A Few Clouds and 21
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