We were expected for work at the end of the first week in
May. That meant we could count on some rather cool wet weather if not icy
conditions. To make the journey easier, we took a lower-land route. Our
entrance was north from Bellingham and US Interstate 5 to exit 256 to Highway 539
and straight for the border.
In May along the Alaska Highway, trees were still bare and rivers remained icy |
Summer Anchorage
Weather and Daylight
Anchorage, Alaska, with its subarctic climate, sits in a
coastal bowl surrounded by mountains, so it is not unusual for the city skies
to be overcast with clouds. Summers are short and cool, although the frost-free
growing season reportedly averages slightly over 100 days. Some people liken an
Anchorage summer to San Francisco during spring.
Here is a three-month summer summary:
June
High: 63°F
Low: 48°F
Average: 56°F
Precipitation: 1.04"
July
High: 65°F
Low: 53°F
Average: 59°F
Precipitation: 1.90"
August
High: 64°F
Low: 50°F
Average: 59°F
Precipitation: 2.89"
By midsummer, at Emerald Lake on Highway 2 south of Whitehorse en route to Skagway, snow has melted |
Anchorage big wild life: the official source for Anchorage,
Alaska travel information
http://www.anchorage.net/anchorage-weather
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