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Arctic Village, Alaska Location Information
| Time Zone: ADT |
Latitude: 68.13N |
Longitude: 145.53W |
Zone: AKZ218 |
County: 02290 |
Radar Site: PAPD |
NWS Office: AFG |
Hour-by-Hour Forecast
Updated at: MAY 20 2012 18:00 ADT
SUN(20)
11:00 PM
Clear
43°F
NE 04
MON(21)
2:00 AM
Clear
35°F
NE 03
MON(21)
5:00 AM
Clear
29°F
ENE 03
MON(21)
8:00 AM
Clear
31°F
ENE 02
MON(21)
11:00 AM
Clear
39°F
ENE 03
MON(21)
2:00 PM
Clear
47°F
ENE 04
MON(21)
5:00 PM
Clear
51°F
ENE 05
MON(21)
8:00 PM
Clear
49°F
ENE 06
MON(21)
11:00 PM
Clear
41°F
ENE 05
TUE(22)
2:00 AM
Clear
33°F
NE 04
Currently at 10:56 PM ADT SUN MAY 20 2012
Fair
46°F
Feels Like: 46°F
Humidity: 34%
Frost Point: 19°F
Winds: N/A
Pressure: 29.75 in.
Visibility: 10.00
Frost Point: 19°F
Winds: N/A
Pressure: 29.75 in.
Visibility: 10.00
Almanac
Temperatures
Max: 55°F Min: 30°F
Precipitation
0 in.
Max: 55°F Min: 30°F
Precipitation
0 in.
Astronomy Data
Dawn:
NONE ADT
Sunrise:
2:45 AM ADT
NONE ADT
Sunrise:
2:45 AM ADT
Sunset:
12:35 AM ADT
Dusk:
NONE ADT
12:35 AM ADT
Dusk:
NONE ADT
Moon Phase: (10%)
Waxing Crescent Moon
Last New Moon:
2 Days Ago
Waxing Crescent Moon
Last New Moon:
2 Days Ago
Weekly Forecast
Includes the Cities: Arctic Village,
Wiseman,
Coldfoot,
Chandalar D.O.T. Camp,
Iniakuk Lake
Next forecast will be issued around: 615 AM ADT MON MAY 21 2012
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