June marked the Earth's 13th consecutive month breaking global heat records, with the 2023-24 U.S. winter being the warmest ever, leading to the term 'lost winter.' Snowfall was sparse, exacerbated by a strong El-Nino pattern, followed by record-breaking summer heat.
Contrary to the trend, Alaska had a cold winter in 2023/24, with Anchorage experiencing the second-highest snowfall and prolonged near-zero temperatures. Juneau and Fairbanks also had colder temperatures, though with lesser snow accumulation.
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