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NWS Alaska Sea Ice Program

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Sea ice time-lapse of Norton Sound over the past 10 days. We can see an area of open water (dark color), along the northern part of the sound, expand southward. #alaskaseaice #EOBrowser #EarthObservation #RemoteSensing

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It’s break up season in Alaska, and that means flooding. But you can help predict floods and keep Alaska safe! Just pull out your camera and send pictures of river ice to NWS APRFC via email or use the Fresh Eyes on Ice photo submission! (feoi.shinyapps.io/icephotos/) #akwx #riverwatch

It’s break up season in Alaska, and that means flooding. But you can help predict floods and keep Alaska safe! Just pull out your camera and send pictures of river ice to <a href="/NWSAPRFC/">NWS APRFC</a> via email or use the <a href="/FreshEyesonIce/">Fresh Eyes on Ice</a> photo submission! (feoi.shinyapps.io/icephotos/)

#akwx #riverwatch
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May 2nd Satellite imagery showing sea ice, clouds, and open water. Areas of open water (yellow). Along the NW coast of Alaska, there may be an area remaining off of the fast ice (red) that is open water, but it is difficult to tell from yesterday's image #alaskaseaice KNOM Radio Mission

May 2nd Satellite imagery showing sea ice, clouds, and open water. Areas of open water (yellow). Along the NW coast of Alaska, there may be an area remaining off of the fast ice (red) that is open water, but it is difficult to tell from yesterday's image #alaskaseaice <a href="/knomradio/">KNOM Radio Mission</a>
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Long duration northerly winds have kept a large polynya open south of St. Lawrence Island. Southerly winds this weekend may close the polynya slightly and push compacted ice away from the shorefast ice on the north shore. #akwx NWS Fairbanks #alaskaseaice

Long duration northerly winds have kept a large polynya open south of St. Lawrence Island. Southerly winds this weekend may close the polynya slightly and push compacted ice away from the shorefast ice on the north shore. #akwx <a href="/NWSFairbanks/">NWS Fairbanks</a> #alaskaseaice
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Yesterday afternoon (Saturday May 6) satellite image shows evidence of shorefast ice breaking away between Gambell and Savoonga due to southerly flow. Winds are expected to shift from the north on Monday. #akwx #alaskaseaice KNOM Radio Mission

Yesterday afternoon (Saturday May 6) satellite image shows evidence of shorefast ice breaking away between Gambell and Savoonga due to southerly flow. Winds are expected to shift from the north on Monday. #akwx #alaskaseaice <a href="/knomradio/">KNOM Radio Mission</a>
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Melt season is well underway as this high-resolution Sentinel-2 falsecolor satellite shows water on top of existing shorefast ice. These areas will grow and aid in the destabilization of shorefast ice around Norton Sound. #akwx NWS Fairbanks #alaskaseaice

Melt season is well underway as this high-resolution Sentinel-2 falsecolor satellite shows water on top of existing shorefast ice. These areas will grow and aid in the destabilization of shorefast ice around Norton Sound. #akwx <a href="/NWSFairbanks/">NWS Fairbanks</a> #alaskaseaice
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Melt season is underway as the ice edge is nearing the Kuskokwim Delta. Shorefast ice is beginning to erode from the edge. Pack ice is thinning out while open water areas grow. NWS Anchorage NWS Fairbanks #akwx #alaskaseaice

Melt season is underway as the ice edge is nearing the Kuskokwim Delta. Shorefast ice is beginning to erode from the edge. Pack ice is thinning out while open water areas grow. <a href="/NWSAnchorage/">NWS Anchorage</a> <a href="/NWSFairbanks/">NWS Fairbanks</a>  #akwx #alaskaseaice
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Shorefast ice will be at risk of breaking off as a front brings gusty southerly winds and above freezeing temperatures to the west coast of Alaska. NWS Fairbanks #akwx #alaskaseaice

Shorefast ice will be at risk of breaking off as a front brings gusty southerly winds and above freezeing temperatures to the west  coast of Alaska. <a href="/NWSFairbanks/">NWS Fairbanks</a> #akwx #alaskaseaice
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Ivu (ice shove) potential increases along the northern Norton Sound coastline Saturday afternoon through Monday as ingredients are present. Uncertainty is always large with forecasting ice shoves, but potential is there. NWS Fairbanks #akwx #alaskaseaice

Ivu (ice shove) potential increases along the northern Norton Sound coastline Saturday afternoon through Monday as ingredients are present. Uncertainty is always large with forecasting ice shoves, but potential is there. <a href="/NWSFairbanks/">NWS Fairbanks</a> #akwx #alaskaseaice
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Time-lapse over the past 3 weeks of sea ice melting in the Kuskokwim Bay. Off the coast of Kwigillingok is close to ice free. Ice, snow, and clouds are white. Land is brown. Water is dark blue. #alaskaseaice #EOBrowser #EarthObservation #RemoteSensing

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Southerly winds have resulted in a polynya from Shishmaref to Espenberg. Expect the polynya to expand northward today. Winds expected to shift from the north tonight, so the polynya will start to fill back in as early as tomorrow (Monday). KNOM Radio Mission #akwx #alaskaseaice

Southerly winds have resulted in a polynya from Shishmaref to Espenberg. Expect the polynya to expand northward today. Winds expected to shift from the north tonight, so the polynya will start to fill back in as early as tomorrow (Monday). <a href="/knomradio/">KNOM Radio Mission</a> 
#akwx #alaskaseaice
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Sea ice (light gray) within Norton Sound continues to melt and the remaining shorefast ice is slowly breaking off. The area of open water (black) has expanded over the past few days. For more information visit: weather.gov/afc/ice KNOM Radio Mission #alaskaseaice #akwx

Sea ice (light gray) within Norton Sound continues to melt and the remaining shorefast ice is slowly breaking off. The area of open water (black) has expanded over the past few days. For more information visit: weather.gov/afc/ice
<a href="/knomradio/">KNOM Radio Mission</a> #alaskaseaice #akwx
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We continue to monitor shorefast ice around the Yukon Delta. In the last week there has been increasing break-off of ice along the shorefast edge and more degradation from the shore. Offshore winds the next two days should aid in more breakup. #alaskaseaice #akwx NWS Fairbanks

We continue to monitor shorefast ice around the Yukon Delta. In the last week  there has been increasing break-off of ice along the shorefast edge and more degradation from the shore. Offshore winds the next two days should aid in more breakup. #alaskaseaice #akwx <a href="/NWSFairbanks/">NWS Fairbanks</a>
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These two synthetic aperture radar images from the Yukon Delta show how the surge of water coming down river blew out portions of the shorefast ice. Many areas that were ice 2 days ago are now open water as of yesterday NWS Fairbanks KNOM Radio Mission KYUK News

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High Resolution imagery 6/8/23 of sea ice (white & tan) and near ice free (black) waters off the coast of Shishmaref . Near ice free waters 14km from the coast. Sentinel Hub Copernicus EU #alaskaseaice #akwx

High Resolution imagery 6/8/23 of sea ice (white &amp; tan) and near ice free (black) waters off the coast of Shishmaref .  Near ice free waters 14km from the coast.
<a href="/sentinel_hub/">Sentinel Hub</a> <a href="/CopernicusEU/">Copernicus EU</a> #alaskaseaice #akwx
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Happy Birthday to last season's ice! Freeze-up within the pack has been happening already, with some signs of new ice along the edge. #alaskaseaice #akwx NWS Fairbanks NWS Anchorage

Happy Birthday to last season's ice! Freeze-up within the pack has been happening already, with some signs of new ice along the edge. #alaskaseaice #akwx <a href="/NWSFairbanks/">NWS Fairbanks</a> <a href="/NWSAnchorage/">NWS Anchorage</a>
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Yet another intense mid-latitude cyclone across the far NW Pacific this evening, seen via Himawari-9 RGB Air Mass imagery. The low is expected to steadily fill and weaken along the coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula over the next couple of days. #MarineWx

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Late season arctic northerly winds brought the Bering Sea ice pack to it's maximum extent this season. The ice edge is 10-20 nm to the NE of St. Paul Island. Expect continued advance 5-15 nm/day through Sat, then retreat next week. #akwx #alaskaseaice

Late season arctic northerly winds brought the Bering Sea ice pack to it's maximum extent this season. The ice edge is 10-20 nm to the NE of St. Paul Island. Expect continued advance 5-15 nm/day through Sat, then retreat next week. #akwx #alaskaseaice