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ALASKA WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NOME AK
315 PM AKDT WED APR 18 2018
MIDWEEK WEATHER SHOWED A LARGE OCCLUSION WRAPPED AROUND A LOW IN THE
CENTRAL ALEUTIANS. A TROUGH NOTED OVER THE ALASKA RANGE. HIGH
PRESSURE SEEN IN THE HIGH ARCTIC.
SNOW SEEN OVER POINT LAY WITH RAIN REPORTED BRISTOL BAY THE CHAIN THE
GULF COAST AND THE SOUTHEAST. AREAS OF FOG OVER THE NORTH SLOPE.
GUSTY WINDS 19 TO 29 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 41 MPH ON THE NORTH SLOPE.
GAMBELL GUSTED TO 30 MPH WHILE UNALAKLEET HAD 33 MPH BURSTS. THE
INTERIOR HAD 22 TO 32 MPH WINDS IN THE WESTERN SECTOR. THE YUKON
DELTA AND THE CHAIN REPORTED 31 TO 41 MPH WITH A GUST TO 53 MPH AT
ADAK. PORTAGE AND MIDDLETON ISLAND HAD 31 AND 32 MPH WINDS.
MORNING LOWS RANGED FROM -1 AT BARTER ISLAND TO 44 AT KETCHIKAN. THE
NORTH SLOPE HAD -1 TO +3. THE WEST COAST REPORTED MID 20S TO MID 30S
WITH NOATAK AT 15. THE INTERIOR SHOWED 13 TO 27 IN THE EAST WITH MID
20S TO MID 30S IN THE WEST. SOUTHWEST ALASKA AND THE CHAIN CHECKED IN
WITH 34 TO 40. SOUTH CENTRAL SHOWED UPPER 20S TO 40 WITH EUREKA AT
15. SOUTHEAST REPORTED UPPER 30S TO LOWER 40S. AFTERNOON TEMPERATURES
VARIED FROM +2 AT BARTER ISLAND TO 50 IN TALKEETNA. EVERYBODY WARMED
UP THIS PM.
RCT APR 18
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