Title: Climate change is already affecting Alaska’s weather.
Headings: Baked Alaska
Baked Alaska
“What’s living in Alaska if it’s not cold and snowy?”

Content: this winter, they’ve seen a nearly constant back-and-forth between freezing and thawing. That’s made it difficult for skiers and those enjoying other outdoor activities, like riding fat tire bikes attuned to the snow. Julie Saddoris, of the Bike Me Anchorage Meetup, says attendance in her group is down this winter. Because of the lack of snow and ubiquitous slick ice, “riding conditions [are] very poor and hazardous,” she wrote in an email. Hulen agrees that it’s been frustrating. “ I mean, what’s living in Alaska if it’s not cold and snowy?” Aerial view of Kivalina, Alaska. Courtesy of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Those are city problems. Meanwhile, along the s