Scenarios Network for Alaska + Arctic Planning (SNAP) Tools

This website hosts a variety of tools to support climate science and data exploration for the state of Alaska and the Arctic. 

Available tools include:

• Community Charts, used to explore temperature and precipitation histories and projections for thousands of communities across Alaska and Canada.
• Daily Precipitation helps users analyze historical and projected daily precipitation amounts for communities across Alaska.
• Extreme Weather explores CMIP5 quantile-mapped daily data to analyze the frequency of extreme daily temperature and wind events from 1958 and projected through 2100.
• Historical Sea Ice Atlas permits users to view historical sea ice data collected between 1850 and the present on an interactive map depicting the seas off northern Alaska.
• Modeled Sea Ice Coverage allows users to explore and visualize various models of historical and projected arctic sea ice extent and concentration through 2099.
• Regional Climate Projections uses an interactive map for browsing and comparing climate scenarios created from SNAP data.
• Sea Ice and Wind lets users examine projected interactions between monthly sea ice concentrations and extreme wind events.