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1989 Alaska Cold Snap story added to ARDAC

July 24, 2026
A layer of ice fog lying low in the Tanana Valley as the sun sets.

A new datastory combines observed historical data from the ACCAP Historic Extreme Events Library with SNAP’s Dynamically Downscaled ERA5 data to demonstrate how reanalysis data can provide new context and depth to historical extreme event observations.

Experience the datastory on ARDAC.

Visit the Arctic Data Collaborative home page.

View the code changes on our github.

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