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The Alaska Climate Research Center is a research and service organization at the Geophysical Institute, University of Alaska Fairbanks. Our group conducts research focusing on Alaska and polar regions climatology and we archive climatological data for Alaska.
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Fairbanks Climate and Weather
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Current Weather Station Data (As of: 05/12/08 12:56p)
Temperature
Humidity
Barometer
Wind
59.3 °F
26 %
29.126 in
SSE at 8.0 mph


Spotlight on Climate
New Book Available Now - The Climate of Alaska
The Alaska Climate Research Center is pleased to announce the release of a new book - The Climate of Alaska - by Martha Shulski and Gerd Wendler. This publication is a full-color climate atlas including maps, charts, tables, and a detailed narrative description of Alaska's varied climate, published by the University of Alaska Press. <Sold on campus at GI Map Office, UA Museum, UAF Bookstore and through local and national booksellers.>
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International Arctic Research Ctr
Akasofu Building, Rm 336
903 Koyukuk Drive
Fairbanks, AK 99775
907-474-7885
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• March and April Statewide Summaries Available
April brought cold weather and snowy conditions to much of Alaska, while March was a mixed bag of temperature and precipitation conditions across the state...
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• New Webpage Features Alaska Weather Highlights
A new website is now available that provides a snapshot of Alaska Weather and Climate highlights, such as records and extreme events, and is updated each month.
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• January 8-City Summaries Now Available
For much of the state, the year started off on the cold side then switched to near or above normal temperatures during the second half of January. Overall, mean monthly temperatures were...
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Last update: May 12, 2008

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A Recognized State Climate Office - American Association of State Climatologists.
The climate center is funded by the State of Alaska and is part of the Geophysical Institute at the
University of Alaska Fairbanks.