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Cold/Wind Chill in Arctic Slope Coastal, Alaska
Cold/Wind Chill December 28, 1999 – December 29, 1999 · Arctic Slope Coastal, Alaska
The wider storm
Large low pressure 600 miles northeast of Prudhoe Bay drifted southwest to 450 miles northeast of Prudhoe Bay with a weather front moving southeast over the Beaufort Sea. Strong high pressure remaining over Russia Far East created strong winds and blizzard conditions over the eastern Arctic Coast, along with low wind chills initially. Event continued into January 2000.Blizzard conditions occurred at: Deadhorse, Barter Island, Kuparuk.High wind occurred at Barter Island: 67 mph sustained, gust to 78 mph.Lowest Wind Chill reported: Barter Island -88; Deadhorse -90; Nuiqsut -87.
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 5721029. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.
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