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Marine High Wind · Gulf of Alaska

Marine High Wind January 8, 2006 · Cape Decision To Came Edgecumbe, Gulf of Alaska

58 mph

Measured sustained (50 kt)

$5K

Damage as recorded

The wider storm

A 973 MB Low moving north in the central gulf created a swath of high winds in our coastal marine waters between Cape Decision and Cape Fairweather. The 0.5 degree base velocity display on the Biorka Doppler Radar showed sustained winds in excess of 50 knots over a large portion of this area. The Cape Edgecumbe buoy (46084) anemometer was damaged during this event. The Cape Fairweather buoy (46083) measured sustained winds of 44 mph with a peak gust to 64 mph. No vessels were placed in distress during this event.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 5486964. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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