The Far-North Weather Page
By rfay - Posted on May 17th, 2006
Tagged: Inuvik to Ushuaia
Inuvik, of course, was our starting place:
Here are readings for Rock River, which was about 200 miles into the journey. When we got there it was a pleasant day, but a week earlier it had been 32 F with a 50 MPH wind...
Here is Dawson, the bottom of the Dempster Highway:
Weather Underground has a wonderful new Google Map of Personal Weather Stations, so you can see the temps in the whole region.
The Wundergound site has excellent historical information, so I was able to look at the highs and lows for the week of June 9 for several years back. The lowest reading I saw for that week was 29 degrees F, and no precip of any kind.
Here are readings for Rock River, which was about 200 miles into the journey. When we got there it was a pleasant day, but a week earlier it had been 32 F with a 50 MPH wind...
Here is Dawson, the bottom of the Dempster Highway:
Weather Underground has a wonderful new Google Map of Personal Weather Stations, so you can see the temps in the whole region.
The Wundergound site has excellent historical information, so I was able to look at the highs and lows for the week of June 9 for several years back. The lowest reading I saw for that week was 29 degrees F, and no precip of any kind.