Areas of heavy snow will linger across portions of New England and downwind of the Great Lakes into Monday. Bitter cold and gusty winds behind the departing storm are resulting in dangerous wind chill temperatures for much of the Northeast corner of the U.S. In the west, heavy mountain snow will impact portions of Utah and Wyoming with high winds in the southwest Monday. 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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