About Kobuk Valley Weather

Kobuk Valley National Park is heavily influenced by its Arctic location. Expect high winds throughout the year. Summers are short, with mild temperatures and sunny skies. In fact, they are sunny 24 hours a day for an entire month. Winter is long and harsh, with extremely cold temperatures and about one hour of daylight by December 1st. There is little precipitation throughout the year. The statistics below are taken from Kotzebue, Alaska, located west of the park and the location of the park's headquarters.



Month Avg High Avg Low Record High Record Low Avg Pcpt
January -9°39°/1961-55°/19340.55"
February -10°40°/1989-52°/19680.42"
March -8°39°/1973-58°/19300.38"
April 20°48°/1988-44°/19430.41"
May 38°25°71°/2002-12°/19640.33"
June 51°39°85°/199120°/19030.57"
July 60°49°85°/195830°/19761.43"
August 57°47°80°/196826°/19022.00"
September 46°37°69°/197813°/19921.70"
October 28°19°57°/1904-19°/19750.95"
November 13°40°/2003-37°/19350.71"
December -6°37°/1982-49°/19350.60"
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