Sunday’s atomospheric river occasion. (Photograph courtesy of NWSJuneau Fb)
Juneau, Alaska (KINY) – Alaska Nationwide Climate Service detailed a summer time climate report and mentioned what Juneau can anticipate this primary week of fall.
Nathan Compton, a meteorologist with the Alaska Nationwide Climate Service, mentioned what Juneau can anticipate beginning Sunday.
“We’re taking a look at an atmospheric occasion coming in Sunday night time going into Monday. The majority of the rain is seeking to be in direction of the Monday to Monday night time space. We’re taking a look at a grand whole four-day occasion. It is going to begin down within the southern Panhandle Saturday and type of transfer its method up into the Juneau space come Sunday.”
Compton gave an replace on the atmospheric occasion Sunday night, saying the expectation of 6-7 inches of rain went all the way down to 3-4.
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“It’s beginning to rain right here in Juneau. It’s beginning to transfer over the Juneau space. As of proper now, we’re taking a look at considerably trending down by way of rain as a result of we’re trying on the plume of moisture. It is considerably wavering going backwards and forwards because it hits the Juneau space going ahead. So we’ll be seeing durations of heavy rain after which we’ll type of hit a lull after which return to durations of heavy rain. And it is simply going to be trying like that over the following couple of days by means of Wednesday. We’re taking a look at three to 4 inches of rain within the Juneau space now.”
Compton mentioned what to anticipate after Wednesday.
“After Wednesday we will be seeing considerably of a lull interval earlier than there’s going to be a brand new system that strikes in in direction of the tip of the week. At this level, it isn’t trying as robust however we in all probability will see a great deal of rain.”
Compton additionally summarized this summer time’s climate developments as in comparison with earlier years.
“So this summer time was a little bit little bit of a heat one on the subject of temperatures. In the direction of the start of the official summer time interval, it was a lot hotter than standard. We broke two information in late June to early July interval, after which it type of trended downward for extra of a traditional summer time till simply in direction of the ends and the August interval the place we bumped up a little bit bit about regular. As for precipitation, we had been operating nearly regular to what’s standard for the Juneau space. We had been trending upwards by way of precipitation in direction of the tip, however general we’re nearly precisely the place regular is for Juneau.”
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This winter, we’re expanding our guests’ options with nonstop service to two exciting international destinations
Alaska Airlines is excited to announce an expansion of our international network with two new Mexico destinations starting this winter. We’ll soon start flying between Los Angeles and breathtaking La Paz, as the only U.S. carrier serving the coastal Mexican destination. We’ll also become the only U.S. airline to offer daily nonstop flights between Los Angeles and the bustling city of Monterrey when we begin service in February.
During the winter months, our guests search for warm-weather travel destinations. Our new nonstop service to La Paz (LAP) and Monterrey (MTY) caters to that demand by offering our guests the perfect escape to sunny skies, a vibrant city experience and warm hospitality. It’s never too early to start booking your winter vacation. Tickets are available starting the afternoon of July 3 on alaskaair.com.
We recently celebrated 35 years of service to Mexico and are proud to connect travelers with the rich culture and natural beauty of the country. We look forward to continuing to serve as the carrier of choice from the West Coast, especially as we prepare to start service to these popular destinations in Mexico,” said Kirsten Amrine, vice president of revenue management and network planning at Alaska Airlines.
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We’re proud to be the #1 U.S. carrier with the most flights, seats and nonstop routes to Mexico from the West Coast. This announcement continues our longstanding commitment and plans for growth in the region.
Our new nonstop service to LAP and MTY from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) enables guests to easily connect from cities across our network. From our hub at LAX, we continue to offer the most flights to the most destinations across Latin America and the Caribbean of any carrier – which includes almost 16 average daily departures this winter to 15 cities throughout the region.
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La Paz, Mexico
This year, we will become the only carrier offering nonstop service between the United States and La Paz where you’ll find some of the world’s best diving and sport fishing. We’re excited to offer flights year-round with service up to three times weekly.
“We appreciate Alaska Airlines’ confidence in investing in the virtues of La Paz and providing it with the opportunity to expand its borders by connecting with the United States. Especially with its flight to Los Angeles, California, which we are sure will be a success,” said Maribel Collins, minister of tourism and economy of Baja California Sur. “For the Government of Baja California Sur, tourism is one of the pillars that drives the state’s economy. Therefore, we are highly committed to promoting actions that benefit this important sector through our tourism trusts, which day by day seek alliances for the benefit of all.”
“Connecting La Paz with Los Angeles is an important step for internationalizing this airport which has grown passengers significantly over the past three years. We thank Alaska Airlines for offering this flight to one of the most beautiful destinations in Mexico and look forward to welcoming travelers to La Paz and continuing to provide greater ease for foreign tourists to visit this city,” said Raúl Revuelta Musalem, CEO of the Pacific Airport Group.
Monterrey, Mexico
We’re adding daily service from Los Angeles to Monterrey, Mexico’s second-largest metro area. The popular destination offers dramatic peaks of the Sierra Madre Oriental Mountain range and a vibrant food scene, including several Michelin-starred restaurants. Immerse yourself in history with a visit to one of the city’s many museums or satisfy your love for the outdoors with a visit to the Huasteca Canyon, a popular rock climbing area located on the outskirts of the city.
We are pleased to announce that Alaska Airlines will begin operations from Monterrey Airport to Los Angeles, expanding its services from our airports along with Mazatlan and Zihuatanejo,” said Ricardo Dueñas, CEO of Grupo Aeroportuario del Centro Norte. “Through LAX, this new route will offer access to new destinations on the West Coast, as we continue to increase international connectivity from Monterrey to meet both business and leisure travel demand.”
Whether traveling for pleasure or business, our guests can take advantage of a premium travel experience on any Alaska flight with no change fees, the most legroom in First Class* and Premium Class, the most generous Mileage Plan with the fastest path to elite status, high-quality West Coast-inspired food and a premium selection of beverages. Our guests can also buy tickets and earn Mileage Plan miles with our domestic and Global Partners directly at alaskair.com.
Alaska Airlines is making it easier for you to plan your next trip while saving money and earning Mileage Plan miles. Bundle flights, hotels, car rentals and experiences at Alaska Vacations, find deals car rentals on Alaska Car Rentals and book your next adventure while earning 4 miles for every $1 spent on GetYourGuide.
*Out of any U.S. legacy airline excluding lie-flat seats
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) – Clouds and cooler temperatures will help Alaska and firefighters deal with fires that broke out during a hot, dry stretch of weather from last week. This week, more areas of Alaska will see clouds and rain move through.
Thunderstorms are still possible in the interior, where fire danger has been and remains high. The spate of fires are the result of both lightning and human-caused ignition.
Starting Tuesday over northern Alaska, cooler temperatures arrive with several rounds of rain. This is much-needed moisture. Much of the moisture will stay north of southcentral, until the coming weekend.
Southcentral will get a mostly dry 4th of July, with the wetter weather waiting for the first weekend of July.
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Hot spot went Huslia, hitting 81 degrees. The cold spot was Barter Island with a temperature of 32 degrees.
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