These are the stations in Alaska with the best historical climate information. Click on the map or on the list below the map for information on the local topography, station history, and mean annual temperature history.

Temperature and precipitation normals as a function of time of year are available for many of these sites at the CDC Climate site.

• Arctic
  
  • Barrow
    
  • Barter Island
    
  • Kotzebue
    
• West Coast
  
  • Bethel
    
  • Nome
    
  • Unalakleet
    
• Interior
  
  • Allakaket
    
  • Bettles
    
  • Big Delta
    
  • Eagle
    
  • Holy Cross
    
  • Fairbanks
    
  • Farewell
    
  • McGrath
    
  • McKinley
    
  • Northway
    
  • Tanana
    
  • University
    
• Bristol Bay
  
  • Illiamna
    
  • King Salmon
    
• Cook Inlet
  
  • Homer
    
  • Kenai
    
  • Anchorage
    
  • Matanuska
    
  • Talkeetna
    
  • Puntilla
    
• Copper Valley
  
  • Gulkana
    
• Aleutians
  
  • Attu
    
  • Shemya
    
  • Adak
    
  • St. Paul Island
    
  • Cold Bay
    
• South Central
  
  • Kodiak
    
  • Seward
    
  • Valdez
    
  • Cordova
    
  • Yakutat
    
• Southeastern
  
  • Haines
    
  • Juneau Airport
    
  • Juneau 2
    
  • Juneau Area
    
  • Annex Creek
    
  • Sitka Japonski
    
  • Sitka Magnetic
    
  • Little Port Walter
    
  • Annette
    
  • Ketchikan
    
  • Wrangell

The Alaska Climate Research Center is funded by the State of Alaska.

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Last reviewed or update: 4 June, 2001