In Summer it is light day and night, medium temp, 40-60 degrees F. In Winter it is just the opposite, dark, and very cold. Those are mainly the two seasons in Alaska, that I know of. That depends where you are in Alaska - if you cut Alaska in half, Texas would be the 3rd largest state. It's a big one. South East Alaska is comparable to Seattle/Vancouver, Anchorage is a bit of a banana belt with temperatures ranging from -10 in winter to mid 70s in summer. The transitions of spring & fall are rapid, generally lasting about a month. The interior of Alaska, Fairbanks and points north can get up to the high 80s in summer, and easily -50 in winter. This is without wind chill. Historically the best weather is in June, statewide.
Even north of the Arctic Circle Alaska experience all four seasons. In places like Barrow Spring, Sumer and Fall can seem to be very brief. A n d . W i n t e r .. S e e m s ... T o .... D r a g ..... O n ...... F o r e v e r.
I don't know what the official average is but winter temps can range from lows of -15 to -20 degrees to 40 or 45 degrees Fahrenheit. Summer is usually anywhere from 50 degrees to high 70's Fahrenheit. Humidity is low so it doesn't feel as cold as it really is.
yes in winter it's very cold that's why Polar bears live on the north of Alaska.
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3. F/w- fall winter a/w- autumn winter s/s- sping summer
There are four seasons. In the order of the calendar year, they are winter, spring, summer, as well as autumn.
Summer comes first and then winter comes after fall!
It Is - 798877 Degrees in winter and 33324 in summer
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4 in your typical temperate environment: Summer, Fall, Sping, and Winter.
3. F/w- fall winter a/w- autumn winter s/s- sping summer
...Spring, summer, fall, winter.Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter.
Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall/Autumn .. .. .. .
There are four seasons. In the order of the calendar year, they are winter, spring, summer, as well as autumn.
Fall comes after summer.
The season after autumn is winter.
In the middle of Winter and Summer.
Seasons in Antarctica are Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter.
Summer comes first and then winter comes after fall!
The progression between winter, spring, summer and fall is called seasonal change.