How often does it rain in Alaska?

Answer 1

Alaska is a big state. The 'average temp' is not the only temp. Here in Valdez the average temp is 20 but that doesn't mean we don't get 60 degrees F in the winter. And everything in between. So yes it does rain. Right on top of all the snow. Sometimes it slushes. Slush is when the water is stuck between rain and snow. It all depends on what part of the state you're in though. Valdez and Thompson Pass get the most snow in the state (Thompson Pass record is 974.2 inches or just over 82 feet) In other places they get less than a foot of snow.

Answer 2

It gets cold in the winter and mild in the summer.

The averages by month:

January: 25 degrees

February: 27 degrees

March: 35 degrees

April: 45 degrees

May: 55 degrees

June: 62 degrees

July: 65 degrees

August: 64 degrees

September: 55 degrees

October: 42 degrees

November: 28 degrees

December: 21 degrees

Answer 3

Yes, it rains in much of the Arctic. I can even rain in the winter in parts of the Arctic. Not all of the Arctic is a wasteland of snow and ice (not a lot of it is, really).

Answer 4

No, it is not always winter in Alaska. it has all the same seasons that we do, spring summer autumn and winter.

Answer 5

Whenever Chuck Norris says so.

Answer 6

Depends on where you live in Alaska.

Answer 7

is freezing cold

Answer 8

Ask your mother

Answer 9

Yes.