The early season winter storm spreads to the Northeast bringing snow, sleet, and freezing rain to the region, in addition to gusty winds and coastal flooding. A series of cold fronts dropping southward from Canada will lead to snow across the Northern/Central Rockies into the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest. Read More >
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Anchorage Forecast Office 6930 Sand Lake Road |
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Main Office (907) 266-5105 |
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Administrative Assistant Debbie Brown (907) 266-5142 |
Meteorologist in Charge Sam Albanese (907) 266-5120
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Science and Operations Officer Samuel Shea (907) 266-5111 |
Warning Coordination Meteorologist Louise Fode (907) 266-5117
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Senior Service Hydrologist Andy Dixon (907) 266-5137 |
Observation Program Leader Patrick Doll (907) 266-5121 |
Tours and Visits
If you'd like to schedule a tour of the Anchorage Forecast Office, or a speaker or presenter for your event, please contact our Warning Coordination Meteorologist:
Louise Fode
(907) 266-5117
louise.fode@noaa.gov
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We generally give tours to groups of 5 or more, preferably on Fridays. However, accommodations can be made to meet your group's needs. The weather balloon is launched daily at 2 p.m. during Alaska Standard Time, and 3 p.m. during Alaska Daylight Time. If you'd like to watch a balloon launch, please schedule a visit in advance. |
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