I saw an Alaska weather forecast the other day. It said the jet stream would shift south over Japan and north over central Alaska and over me in Northern Canada. Bringing much warmer wetter weather right into Mid-October. Any one have any updates on that. The forecast also said the Alaska Panhandel would be much drier as the jet stream shifts north.
I saw an Alaska weather forecast the other day. It said the jet stream would shift south over Japan and north over central Alaska and over me in Northern Canada. Bringing much warmer wetter weather right into Mid-October. Any one have any updates on that. The forecast also said the Alaska Panhandel would be much drier as the jet stream shifts north.
It also said that it could suck over the remains of cyclones and typhoons from the south pacific. More dry Alaska Panhandle is for mid September and October. Im hoping the south west winds will push the Tukapuk Lake Caribou herd this way. Nice big caribou in that herd. Bigger than the porkys. Plus the boat beaver trapping is lots of fun.
Ryan Mcleod i really want to clean out them beaver lodges in Uvavialuk and moose river. Bring on the Pineapple Express!!!! Better get your fish eggs and etsegoho now be no under ice fish net until November. Be all spawned out by then. Trapping season start just in time for Christmas mandatory leave days. Im OK with that, so long as deep snow in the mountains again.
Oh Snap: if usually after Halloween then November 15.
Thanks for the video Muskrat. I wish I could hunt beaver here, I shot some when I was in Alaska, it was a bunch of fun. I could get an extra 4 or 5 beaver a day when running my boat line.
Drizzle is of course common, here. However the past 2 years we have had a number of "atmospheric rivers" that bring a big dump of rain, sometimes lasting for a couple days. Rivers and creeks flood, bays turn brown, fish eggs get blown out, along with the dead salmon that would normally fortify the streams.