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High Wind in Southern Southeast Alaska Ernest Sound To Dixon Entrance, Alaska
High Wind November 30, 2000 · Southern Southeast Alaska Ernest Sound To Dixon Entrance, Alaska
What the National Weather Service wrote
A rapidly developing North Pacific low grazed the outer coast of the southern Panhandle of Alaska as the system tracked northward into the Gulf of Alaska. This brought very strong winds to the region for a 12-14 hour period. Peak winds assocated with this event were 81 mph at Hydaberg Seaplane base, 75 mph at the Ketchikan Airport Torwer, and 63 mph at Cape Decision.
The wider storm
A rapidly developing North Pacific low grazed the outer coast of the southern Panhandle of Alaska as the system tracked northward into the Gulf of Alaska. This brought very strong winds to the region for a 12-14 hour period. Peak winds associated with this event were 81 mph at Hydaberg Seaplane Base, 75 mph at the Ketchikan Airport Tower, and 63 mph at Cape Decision.
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 5161389. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.
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