Alaska weather by month

Name: Monthly weather normals across Alaska
Creator: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information

Four stations for a state that would swallow most of the map — the Arctic north and the Aleutians sit far outside what these rows can honestly say.

Based on 4 weather stations.

The year across Alaska

Month	Highs	Nights	Wet days
January	1–33°	-17–24°	9–10
February	12–36°	-11–25°	7–8
March	25–39°	-3–27°	6–8
April	41–49°	17–33°	3–9
May	55–62°	31–40°	2–9
June	62–72°	41–50°	3–9
July	64–73°	45–53°	5–12
August	61–66°	41–51°	6–14
September	51–56°	31–44°	1–17
October	34–47°	16–37°	3–17
November	12–38°	-4–29°	6–11
December	4–35°	-13–26°	10–11

A single row can hide a real spread — open a month to see it region by region.

Anchorage Anchorage runs on light more than temperature — a long dark winter, an extra mud season locals call breakup, and a summer that hardly bothers with night.

Juneau A rainforest capital with no road out — the weather comes off the water, the mountains hold it there, and the clear days feel earned.

Fairbanks The Interior does not do moderation — a deep, dry, brilliantly cold winter and a short summer that never quite gets dark.
Denali National Park A park that runs on a short, bright summer — most of the year the road is closed, the buildings are shuttered, and the weather has the place to itself.