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- 1Alaska stays unusually warm while North Slope freezes▼High temperatures (ºF) in and around Alaska on Sunday, Still warm for the season in Southeast Alaska and the southern Yu
Alaska saw unseasonably warm high temperatures on Sunday, with warmth persisting across Southeast Alaska, the southern Yukon Territory, Kodiak Island and the Alaska Peninsula. At the same time, freeze-up is well underway on the North Slope and in the Brooks Range, highlighting a sharp seasonal divide across the state.
- 2Alaska sees mixed temperatures Saturday with moderation up north●High temperatures (ºF) in and around Alaska on Saturday. Some moderation in temperatures most areas north of the Alaska
High temperatures across Alaska on Saturday showed some moderation in most areas north of the Alaska Range. The Copper River Basin and eastern Alaska Range were quite chilly by contrast, while southern Southeast Alaska and southern Yukon Territory remained mild for the season. Weather watchers are tracking the uneven pattern across the state.
- 3Alaska weather stations log freezing highs across north●High temperatures (ºF) in and around Alaska on Friday. Most of the region north of Alaska saw temperatures near or below
Weather observers in Alaska reported Friday's high temperatures across the state and neighboring regions, with most areas north of Alaska staying near or below freezing all day. Slightly milder conditions were recorded south of the Alaska Range, while southern Yukon Territory remained above normal for the season. The readings highlight the sharp regional contrast in late-season temperatures across the far northwest of North America.