When most people talk of traveling to Alaska for a vacation, they think of the summer. This is hardly a surprise considering that Alaskans enjoys at least 19 hours of daylight during the summer solstice. In winter, the story is different. Winters have fewer hours of daylight and more hours of twilight and darkness.
The truth is that winters in Alaska are not as cold and dark as one may think. Temperatures in the state hover around an average of between 19.4 F (-7 Celsius) and 30 F (-1 Celsius). Additionally, southern parts of Alaska get up to 6 hours of daylight during the winter months.
The truth is that winters in Alaska are not as cold and dark as one may think. Temperatures in the state hover around an average of between 19.4 F (-7 Celsius) and 30 F (-1 Celsius). Additionally, southern parts of Alaska get up to 6 hours of daylight during the winter months.
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