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Cold/Wind Chill in Lower Kobuk Valley-northern Seward Peninsula, Alaska
Cold/Wind Chill January 20, 1999 – January 21, 1999 · Lower Kobuk Valley-northern Seward Peninsula, Alaska
The wider storm
Cold High Pressure building over Interior Alaska with Low Pressure well north of the Arctic Coast produced winds of 20 mph over the eastern Arctic Coast in ambient air temperatures in the 30s below. As the high built, a weather front moved north over the Bering Sea causing winds over Zone 3 to increase in ambient air temperatures of 25 to 35 below ...before clouds from the front moved in and warmed temperatures on the 22nd. Lowest Wind Chills: Arctic Slope Coastal (Zone 1): Kuparuk -87, Prudhoe Bay -94; Lower Kobuk Valley to Cape Lisburne (Zone 3): Kotzebue -76, Selawik -82.
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 5681144. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.
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