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(Nov. 2009 - Oct. 2010)
Complete 2010 Long-Range Weather Forecast for the Alaska Region, November 2009 to October 2010 includes week-by-week details.
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MARCH 2010: temperature -7° north, 41° south (8° above avg.); precipitation 2" north, 4.5" south (0.5" above avg.); Mar 1-3: Rain and snow, mild Aleutians; rain, very mild south central; clear, cold Panhandle; clear, very mild north and central; Mar 4-10: Clear, cold north; periods of snow central; periods of rain and snow Aleutians; clear, seasonable south central and Panhandle; Mar 11-19: Occasional snow, cold Panhandle; very mild, occasional snow north; rain and snow showers, very mild elsewhere; Mar 20-25: Clear, mild Panhandle and south central; periods of rain and snow, mild Aleutians; occasional snow, mild elsewhere; Mar 26-31: Snow showers, cold north and central; rain showers, mild south.
APRIL 2010: temperature 0° north, 37° south (2° below avg.); precipitation 1.7" north, 4" south (1" above avg.); Apr 1-4: Snow showers, cold; Apr 5-10: Snowy periods, mild north; occasional rain and snow central, mild; sunny, warm south-central; occasional rain, cool Aleutians and Panhandle; Apr 11-16: Snow showers, cold north and central; sunny, seasonable south; Apr 17-23: Occasional snow and ice, cold north and central; rainy periods, mild south; Apr 24-30: Snowy periods, seasonable north; snow, then sunny, cold central; a few rain and snow showers, chilly Panhandle and south-central; rain and snow, then sunny, seasonable Aleutians.
Annual Weather Summary: November 2009 to October 2010
Winter temperatures will be 5 degrees below normal across the north, 3 below in central areas, and a degree below in the south, on average. December will be as much as 15 degrees below normal, on average. January and February temps will be well below normal in the north but near normal in the south. March will be much warmer than normal, but subsequent months will be below normal. The coldest periods will be in late November, early and mid- to late December, late January, and early February. Precipitation will be above normal, with snowfall slightly above normal in the north, much above normal in the Panhandle, and near to below normal elsewhere. The heaviest snowfalls will occur in early November, late January, early and mid-February, and early March in the Aleutians; early February in the east-central region; late November, early January, and early February in the south-central region; and late November, early to mid-December and around Christmas, mid- and late January, and early February in the Panhandle. .
April and May will be cooler than normal, with above-normal precipitation. Although snowfall will be below normal in most areas, expect snowy periods in early and late April in the north and early April in the west-central region. .
Summer will be 2 to 3 degrees below normal, on average, with slightly below-normal precipitation. The warmest periods will be in mid- and late June, early and mid- to late July, and mid-August. .
September temps will be slightly below normal, on average. October will be much colder than normal. Precipitation will be slightly below normal, with above-normal snowfall in many places. The heaviest snows will occur in late September and in early and late October in the north, in early October in the south-central and east-central regions, and in early and late October in the west-central region.
Temperature and Precipitation November 2009 to October 2010
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