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Posts Tagged ‘Fresh Eyes on Ice’

Submit observations to improve river breakup forecasts

By Heather McFarland | April 23, 2021

Spring has arrived in Alaska, which means it is time to submit your observations of river ice breakup. Photos of changing ice conditions provide valuable information used by the National…

Scientists, forecasters ask Alaskans for river breakup information

By Heather McFarland | April 23, 2020

Alaskans can help the National Weather Service monitor rivers during a potentially dangerous breakup this year through a University of Alaska Fairbanks citizen science project. Deep snow and thick ice…

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