What the heck took all of my Eskimo clothes. Hot as heck here. Maybe cool off when the sun goes down. Ooh wait it doesn't go down. They even put a umbrella in my beer.
- No. 1 Son is on the Richardson fire; as noted, that fire is in a series of dried-out black spruce bogs.....acres and acres of natures fireworks. - Fairbanks is historically warm in the summers: without referencing official records, relatively frequent 80 - 100 degree days are not outside the realm of memory. - Jet stream impacts Los Anchorage for good and bad and it (Jet stream) doesn't reach Fairbanks: 100 above to 60 below has happened in Fairbanks and harking back to 30 years ago, IIRC, buildings and facilities in Fairbanks had to be designed for -70 winter temps.....both of the Fairbanks markers are way extreme (I suspect outside of either memory or recorded temps) for Anchorage.