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For a community of 1600 people, the loss of 44 homes (not just structures) is a terrible loss. Mukluk Fire at 7300 acres with cooler weather helping firefighters. Reporting by KUAC’s Tim Ellis. @anisian @mivox @BakerRL75

https://alaskapublic.org/news/public-safety/2026-08-25/the-mukluk-fire-has-destroyed-44-homes-in-tok

#akwx #Wildfire #Summer2026

High temperatures (ºF) in and around Alaska on Monday. Cool and rainy across western Alaska. Quite mild on the central and eastern North Slope. Warmest weather in the region from Prince William Sound northeastward into the Copper River Basin and southeast Interior Alaska. #akwx #weather

5:45AM: 49F, fair.

A mix of sun and possible showers, with "real" rain forecast for the weekend.

We can but hope.

#MyAlaskaWx #akwx #Sitka #Alaska

#MuklukFire #Tok #Alaska #AKwx

From Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management on FB: Disaster Recovery Help Available in Tok

Representatives from DHS&EM, The Salvation Army, and AP&T are at the Tok Visitor Center (1314 Alaska Hwy) today, tomorrow, and Wednesday to assist disaster survivors and help register residents for the State of Alaska Individual Assistance Program.

The Salvation Army and AP&T are also providing critical support and resources to disaster survivors.

Dates and Hours
August 24-26, 2026
Monday, August 24 | 10:45-5:00
Tuesday, August 25 | 10:00-5:00
Wednesday, August 26 | 10:00-4:00

What to bring if you visit in person:
Photo ID
Proof of occupancy (e.g., a utility bill)
Homeownership documents
Insurance details
A description of your damage and/or loss

Can’t make it in person, or want to start your application now?
You can also apply for State of Alaska Individual Assistance online or over the phone:
Online: ready.alaska.gov
Phone: 844-445-7131
@AlaskaWx

High temperatures (ºF) in and around Alaska on Sunday. Cool and rainy across western Alaska and in the upper Tanana Valley. Southcentral was the mildest region in Alaska, which is not uncommon at this time of year. #akwx #weather

5:45AM: 54F, overcast.

Some sun coming back mid-week. Then off & on maybe/kinda/sorta chance of showers/cloudy/booooring!

When I woke up this morning, I found myself wishing for our October/November storms!

#MyAlaskaWx #akwx #Sitka #Alaska

The rapid drop of sea ice extent in the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas during early August has leveled out, and ice extent is now close to the 1991-2020 median in NSIDC data. The slow-down is the result of low concentration ice being moved around by currents and the wind. @ZLabe @Climatologist49

#Arctic #akwx @SeaIce

High temperatures (ºF) in and around Alaska on Saturday. Temperatures overall are trending down but still near to above normal most areas, especially northern Yukon Territory and the lower Mackenzie River valley. Southcentral into Southwest Alaska were cooler than normal. #akwx #weather

6:00AM: 54F, overcast.

Showers today - the main rain is staying south of us.

As long as it's cloudy, I'm all good. 😉

#MyAlaskaWx #akwx #Sitka #Alaska

Sea surface temperature departures from the 1991-2020 baseline average around Alaska for the week ending August 21 from NOAA data. Northern and western Bering Sea warmer than normal and Gulf of Alaska near to above normal. Continued cool in the southeast Bering Sea. Cool areas in the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas reflecting persistent sea ice. @Climatologist49 @ZLabe

#akwx #Arctic #SST

High temperatures (ºF) in and around Alaska on Friday. Continued warm for late August in northwest Canada and adjacent areas in Alaska. Also mild in the Aleutians. Rainy and cool across much of western Alaska. #akwx #weather

6:00AM: 57F, overcast.

Rain likely, then rain for the next few days.

I'm here for it.

'Nuff said.

#MyAlaskaWx #akwx #Sitka #Alaska

Fairbanks Airport will finish with up with six days this year with high temperatures of 80F (27C) or higher. This is the lowest total since 2020 and less than half of the average number of 80F+ days over the past 50 years. #akwx #Climate

Fairbanks Airport will finish with up with six days this year with high temperatures of 80F (27C) or higher. This is the lowest total since 2020 and less than half of the average number of 80F+ days over the past 50 years. @Climatologist49 @anisian

#Climate #akwx

The monthly ACCAP Climate Outlook webinar is coming up at Noon AKDT today (Friday). What's happened and what a strong El Niño might mean for Alaska in the coming months. Sign up here to find out.

uaf-accap.org/event/aug202...

#akwx #Climate #Alaska

High temperatures (ºF) in and around Alaska on Thursday. Near to a bit above normal temps for much of the region except for portions of Southcentral, the northern Panhandle and the southern Yukon Territory. #akwx #weather

5:45AM: 58F, light rain, fog/mist.

The NWS is leading me on a roller-coaster. Last night all the "rain" had changed to only "showers" for the next few days. Now "rain" is back for Sunday and Monday.

Weather is a fickle mistress.

#MyAlaskaWx #akwx #Sitka #Alaska

Losing federal support for the Arctic Report Card has consequences beyond the bare facts. Losing leadership and losing unified info in an increasing chaotic world matters a lot. #akwx #Arctic #Climate

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