what is the longest day in 2006 in circle alaska.?
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21 June 10:26 AM (PST): 2006 is Summer Solstice
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The midnight sun is a phenomenon occurring in latitudes north of the Arctic Circle and south of the Antarctic Circle where the sun is continuously visible for at least 24 hours once per year. Since there are no permanent human settlements south of the Antarctic Circle, the countries and territories whose population experiences it are limited to Alaska, northern Canada, Greenland, Iceland, northern Norway, Sweden and Finland, and extremities of Russia such as Novaya Zemlya and the cities of Murmansk, Norilsk and Vorkuta. A quarter of Finland's territory lies above the Arctic Circle, and as a consequence the midnight sun can be experienced — for more and more days, the further north one goes. At Finland's northernmost point, the sun does not set for 73 days during summer.
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The record for most consecutive rainy days was 101 in Ketchikan, Alaska in 1953.
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The most recent earthquake was in Central Alaska today (May 2) at 6:38 pm Universal Time, aka 2:38 pm Eastern Daylight time. The magnitude was 2.5 on the Richter Scale.
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Squaw May 29\nOthers-see link below\n\nIt sounds like they are getting hammered with snow, so if you're willing to hike for it, there could be turns a lot longer.
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LARGEST NATIONAL PARK AREAS\n\ncompiled by Wm. Robert Johnston \nlast updated 2001\n\ntypestatearea (km2)\nWrangell-St. Elias NP AK 33,684.4857\nGates of the Arctic NP AK 30,448.1340\nNoatak NPr AK 26,587.4599\nWrangell-St. Elias NPr AK 19,638.3956\nDenali NP AK 19,185.7890\nKatmai NP AK 14,870.2940\nDeath Valley NP CA/NV 13,628.3057\nGlacier Bay NP AK 13,050.4657\nBering Land Bridge NPr AK 10,916.9586\nLake Clark NP AK 10,601.6842\nYukon-Charley Rivers NPr AK 10,224.4326\nMisty Fjords NM AK 9,286.4793\nYellowstone NP WY/MT/ID 8,983.1743
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in Alaska there are some very high tides. Turnagain Arm is famous for it's high tide and incredible tidal bore. The other that I am aware of is of course the Bay Of Fundy, NewBrunswick, Canada.
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Christmas 2002.  We woke up and it had been snowing for a couple hours and it was beautiful.  It kept snowing all day long.  We didn't care because we had no plans to go anywhere.  We ended up with about 18 inches.  Awesome day!
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Summer solstice is the longest day of the year, and winter solstice is the shortest day of the year.
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The Earth is closest to the Sun on about 4 January of each year... Winter in the Northern Hemisphere\n\nMistWing SilverTail
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Mount McKinley in Alaska.
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The state of well being I guess.\nI was born and raised in Alaska and it is a place of incredible diversity. I work on the North Slope where the temperatures range from 50 below zero in the winter (it's minus 18 right now) to 80 above in the summer. \nIn Southeast Alaska near Juneau (capitol) there are rain forests. \nI live in Southwest Alaska (Soldotna) near the famous Kenai River where it's common to catch 80 lb. King Salmon every summer. South of my town is a place called Homer where charter boats often catch Halibut in excess of 300 lbs.\nWe have moose the size of Clydesdales in our yard munching on the bushes in the winters and the flowers in the summer. One of the hazards of driving at night where I live is the moose that cross the hiways. You think hitting a deer is bad???\nThe Northern Lights will absolutely stun you and the beauty of Mt. McKinley (second tallest mountain in the world) and the Alaska Range will steal your breath.\nThe Sun shines 24 hours a day in the summer where I work and farms in the Matanuska Valley grow 80 lb cabbages. \nI know some of this might sound unbelievable but google the names of the places I've mentioned. \nAlaska, is an amazing and enchanting land!
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This depends on the latitude you are. On the arctic circle, at noon. The further south you get, the later it will set, hitting 6am at the tropic of capricorn. On the antarctic circle it won't set on December 21st.
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alaska is \nWe are often asked the question....."What are the most northern, southern, eastern and western U.S. States?" Well, if you include all 50 states in the answer, and you should, the answers are: \n\n(Northern is Alaska) (Southern is Hawaii) \n\n(Eastern is Alaska) (Western is Alaska) \n\n If you note the map above, Alaska is clearly the most northern state, and Hawaii, at 20º North, is without doubt the most southern state. (Note how much further south it is than Florida} \n\n As far as the most western state, note how Alaska's Aleutian Islands stretch right up to the edge of the Western Hemisphere at the 180º line of Longitude, thus the most western state in the country. \n\n Alaska is also the answer for eastern, as the Aleutian Islands stretch across the 180º line of Longitude, into the Eastern Hemisphere, and up the edge of the Russian Federation. \n\nIf you exclude Alaska and Hawaii, the answers are: \n\nMost Northern Point: Angle, Minnesota, at 49º 23'N \n\nMost Southern Point: East Cape, Florida, at 25º 7'N \n\nMost Eastern Point: West Quoddy Head, Maine, at 66º 57'W \n\nMost Western Point: Cape Alva, Washington, at 124º 44'W
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Rhode Island - Alaska
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its November 23,2006\nit is on a thursday
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Depends on the time of year.\nSummer solstice = 0\nWinter solstice = 24\nSpring/fall equinox = 12\n\nAll other days, some gradual change from 0 to 24. This is true of any land within the Arctic or Antarctic circles (of course the times are reversed for the Arctic circle). Those circles are defined by the places on Earth that have at least one day of complete light and complete darkness during the year.