Climate tools
As you use these tools, you’ll discover that you can keep and share our data and graphics in a variety of ways. Popular end products include maps, charts, and CSV (spreadsheet) files that can be freely downloaded for use in reports, presentations, and for further analysis.
We thank the Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Preparedness, the Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center, the International Arctic Research Center, and many other partners who offer modeling expertise, funding, and other support for creating and maintaining these tools.
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Alaska Wildfire Explorer
Explore forest fire conditions, lightning and air quality across Alaska, plus fire science data mapped in the context of history and climate
Arctic Data Collaborative
Curated and relevant Arctic datasets, streamlined data access, processing code examples and visualizations to support research in the North
Arctic Environmental and Engineering Data + Design Support System
Simplifying and centralizing the process of finding, selecting, extracting, and formatting downscaled climate model output
Community Climate Charts
Temperature and precipitation projections 2010–2099 for over 3,800 communities in Alaska and western Canada
Historical Sea Ice Atlas
View historical sea ice data from the circumpolar North in charts, posters and animations to discover how ice concentrations have changed between 1850 and 2025
Northern Climate Reports
Climate model data scaled to your community to communicate change, understand and reduce climate-related risks, plan infrastructure and manage natural resources