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Summer kicks into high gear in June across the Arctic with (near) continuous daylight and the rapid loss of snow and ice cover.
Arctic sea ice extent decreased about 18 percent during June (Fig. 1) and at the end of m...
I wrote a post a couple years ago about the Arctic’s changing summer climate, here, so this post is partly a refresh, but I’ve also added a couple of new bits. Some of this is covered in annual reports such as NOAA’s Arctic Report Card and...
Summer solstice is nearly here, and with it the Arctic accelerates into summer. With solar heating at the annual maximum, here’s an update on the status of sea ice and high latitude snow pack melt.
Arctic-wide sea ice...
This post reviews spring temperatures and precipitation for the Arctic. Pan-Arctic sea ice and snow pack for May 2026 are covered in a post here. The May climate summary for Alaska is here (now updated with ERA5 graphics).
Most of Alaska was cooler than normal in May with for the conspicuous exception of Northwest Arctic Borough and the Seward Peninsula. Utqiaġvik had the coolest May since 2010, Juneau and Cold Bay the coolest since 2012 an...
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Alaska and Arctic climate specialist 40 years experience as a professional in weather and climate. Currently with the Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Policy, International Arctic Research Center at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
Alaska-based climate scientist.
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