This colorful wall calendar is a one-of-a-kind resource and a perennial favorite for Alaskans and those with an interest in Alaska. Useful for trip planning, tracking climate trends or simply marveling at what nature can dish out. A great resource filled with astronomical events, meteorology lessons and a thorough climate guide to the largest and most “weatherful” state. The 1999 Alaska Weather Calendar is a showcase of Alaskan photography and natural history.

Discover Alaska's legendary weather, from mountain sunsets and still waters to lightning storms and erupting volcanoes, all in the 1999 Alaska Weather Calendar.

May 12 weather fact entry: “1964: 5.0 inches (12.7 cm) of snow blanketed Annette Island, at the southern tip of Southeast Alaska, known as the ‘banana belt’ of Alaska”

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