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Alaska precipitation in January

Alaska is a region in the United States of America. In January precipitation ranges from low in Point Barrow with 14 mm of snowfall to heavy in Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve with 423 mm of snowfall. January is a winter month in Alaska.

Where and how much does it snow in Alaska in January?

Find the average total precipitation in January for the most popular destinations in Alaska on the map below. Click on a destination dot for more detailed information.

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Heavy rainfall has been defined as more than 160 mm precipitation. High: 90 mm to 160 mm. Moderate: 30 mm to 90 mm. Low: 5 mm to 30 mm.

  • How much snowfall does Alaska receive in January?
  • With an average of 63 mm of snow, Anchorage in January often alternates between wet and dry periods.

  • What is the wettest city in January in Alaska?
  • Our data indicates that Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve holds the record for the most average snowfall with 423 mm.

  • What is the driest city in January in Alaska?
  • Our figures indicate that Point Barrow receives the least snowfall, averaging just 14 mm.

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