Funnel Cloud in Alaska

Events

15

Deaths

0

Injuries

0

Damage

None recorded

• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, June 25, 20021 eventFunnel clouds were reported by a Fish and Wildlife pilot 6 miles northwest of Blue Mountain. Additionally, waterspout reports were received by the King Salmon Weather Service Office by mariners in Bristol Bay.
• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, August 28, 20021 eventFrom the Anchorage Daily News, August 29th: "A funnel cloud dropped from the sky several miles north of Wonder Lake in Denali National Park.
• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, August 28, 20021 eventA Funnel Cloud was sighted by two hikers in the vicinity of the Kantishna Hills of Denali National Park.
• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, May 25, 20041 eventAn apparrent weak funnel cloud a few miles south of Fairbanks was sighted by a National Park Service meteorologist while driving on Fort Wainwright. Two on-duty NWS meteorologists also reported the same shortly thereafter.
• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, July 21, 20041 eventPossible funnel cloud observed northeast of Marshall.
• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, July 28, 20041 eventPossible weak funnel cloud observed just north of Nome.
• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, July 26, 20051 eventModerately unstable conditions in interior Alaska extended into the Kuskokwim Delta. A funnel cloud was observed by the Trooper Caravan traveling to Scammon Bay. Reports indicate it was lasted for a very brief period of time, less than a few minutes.
• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, August 4, 20051 eventA funnel cloud was observed by Matt Taylor as he was driving along the Parks Highway near Chulitna. the time and position of the funnel cloud are estimated based upon conversations with Matt about the event. Matt took digital pictures of this.
• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, July 31, 20071 eventAlthough there was no significant synoptic scale weather system, airmass convection broke out over Southern SE Alaska early on the morning of Tuesday, July 31st.
• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, July 13, 20081 eventA cold front pushed across the interior of Alaska on the 13th. This produced Thunderstorms along the Alaska Range. A person floating down the Delta River 5 miles north of Eureka Creek photographed a funnel cloud around 1015 AM.
• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, September 7, 20091 eventA funnel cloud was observed on the FAA web camera from the Bethel airport to the southeast of Bethel the evening of September 7th.
• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, May 26, 20091 eventThunderstorms along the Chugach Mountains near Anchorage produced a funnel cloud near Wolverine Peak around 6 PM AKDT May 26th.
• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, July 20, 20141 eventA fair weather water spout formed over Turnagain Arm the morning of July 20th. This was photographed by person living on the Anchorage Hillside at 7:20 AM.
• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, August 8, 20151 eventA possible funnel cloud was observed at Denali Park. It was photographed about 2 miles east of East Fork cabin from the Park road.
• Funnel Cloud in Alaska, August 29, 20241 eventShowers developing near a weak low moving over the Gulf of Alaska fueled by seasonably warm ocean surface temperatures coupled with cool air aloft near the low produced at least one waterspout documented by a mariner south of Resurrection Bay.

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NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, Storm Events Database, compiled from the National Weather Service’s monthly Storm Data. Complete through 2026-06; NCEI adds each month about 75 days after it ends and revises past years a few times a year. Rebuilt 2026-09-24.