Wigi's Weather Tools

Wigi's Weather Tools '24

As web pages go, this one is probably older than ninety-five percent of the web pages on the Internet. I first constructed this page in October, 1996... so for the last thirteen-plus years, my weather page has provided weather information for Alaskans.


Text Products
NWS Forecasts
Anchorage
Southcentral Discussion
Cantwell, Talkeetna, Susitna Valley
Kenai/Homer
PWS/Seward/Whittier
Kodiak
Wasilla/Palmer/Matanuska Valley
Fairbanks
Interior Discussion
Tanana Flats - Delta Junction
Nenana and Clear
Eagle & Fortymile
Circle, Central, CHS Forecast
Anderson, Healy, Denali Park
Eastern Alaska Range, Summit and Mentasta Lakes
Copper River Basin
Southeast Discussion


NWS Text Products
Hourly Weather Summary
Temperature and Precip Bulletin
Special Weather Statements
Public Information Statements
Winter Weather Statements
Other Severe Statements
Severe Thunderstorm Warning
Flash Flood Warning
Tsunami Bulletin
Tsunami Watch/Warning
Alaskan Seismic Information

Model Graphics



Alaska GFS	Alaska HiRes NAM	HRRR Alaska SCent	Alaska Panels	CONUS GFS	CONUS NAM
Arctic GFS	WrnAtl GFS	Atlantic GFS	HRRR Alaska	Models Menu

GFS Model-derived wind visualization

Satellite images

Alaska loop

Alaska GOES Picker

Alaska loop

NE US GOES 16 Picker

Northeast Loop

Sectorized GOES images from NOAA/NESDIS

Himawari 9 - WPAC

Himawari 9 - Australia

Alaska Hydrology Products

River Stages

Snow Depth

Observed Precipitation

Interactive Observations from University of Utah:

Southcentral Alaska (from here you can navigate anywhere in the United States)

Alaska Fire Service Interactive Lightning Maps

MOS

Anchorage One-Stop MOS

Elmendorf One-Stop MOS

Wasilla One-Stop MOS

Portage One-Stop MOS

Talkeetna One-Stop MOS

Soldotna One-Stop MOS

Denali Park One-Stop MOS

Homer One-Stop MOS

Fairbanks One-Stop MOS

MRF and AVN MOS bulletins for Alaska Cities

New MRF text output for all of Alaska

New AVN text output for all of Alaska

This page has been visited more than a few times Since October 3, 1996

The author has been interestsed in meteorology since he was a small child in Washington, DC, when as a 5-year old, was dwarfed by the 20-foot plus snow drifts from the blizzard of '66. He was employed in Meteorology in the 1980's but today it has become just a hobby. You can reach the author by clicking here.