Barrow, Alaska, Sees Last Sunset For Next 83 Days

Alaska’s Indigenous teens emulate ancestors’ Arctic survival skills at the Native Youth Olympics

Alaska's winter weather is notoriously harsh, characterized by freezing temperatures, heavy snowfall, and powerful winds. During the winter months, temperatures can plummet well below freezing, often reaching -20°F or even colder in some regions. These frigid conditions create challenges for both residents and travelers, particularly when it comes to transportation. Blowing snow is a common occurrence, further exacerbating the difficulties of navigating through the already treacherous terrain. F

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Residents of Barrow,... - US National Weather Service Alaska