Winter solstice is the day the Northern Hemisphere tilts furthest from the sun. Many places in Alaska see less than 6 hours of daylight on winter solstice, the shortest day of the year. After December 21, Alaska will slowly start to gain more daylight every day. Although the solstice marks the shortest day and longest night, it's not usually the coldest day of the year. Even as … [Read more...]
Summer Solstice In Alaska
Alaska is known as the land of the Midnight Sun for that exact reason. During Summer Solstice, many communities across the state celebrate the extended sunlight throughout the month of June. It's important to stay safe, hydrated, and protected from the sun when celebrating and enjoying the long daylight hours this weekend. What Is Summer Solstice? Summer Solstice in the Northern … [Read more...]
