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High Wind in Kodiak Peninsula, Alaska

High Wind October 25, 2011 · Kodiak Peninsula, Alaska

74 mph
Measured gust (64 kt)
$5K
Damage as recorded

The wider storm

An intensifying north Pacific storm moved into the Gulf of Alaska deepening to 964 MB the morning of October 25th. This storm produced hurricane force wind gust across the Alaska Peninsula to Kodiak Island and across the Kenai Peninsula and eastern Prince William Sound. The Peter pan Seafood plant in King Cove measured a peak wind of 110 mph shortly after midnight October 25th. High wind blew a roof off a Petro Fuel building on Kodiak Island. The resulting rough surf in Whittier washed 3 feet of the break water from the harbor area. The high wind hampered fire fighters trying to extinguish a building fire in Whittier. High wind in eastern prince William Sound flipped a small plane over in the community of Ellamar.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 343941. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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