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Joining us for “Coffee at KYUK” this morning is Rick Thoman, an Alaska Climate Specialist. Speaking with him is KYUK's Francisco Martínezcuello.

Olivia Ebertz sits down with climate specialist Rick Thoman to discuss the second coldest November on record in Bethel. They also talk about what we can expect from the rest of the winter.

With drought, extreme rain, flooding, permafrost thaw, and more wildfires, Alaska’s climate seems to be full of extremes. Joining us for “Coffee at KYUK” is Rick Thoman, a climate expert at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Here to speak with him is KYUK’s Will McCarthy.

The Y-K Delta, like much of southern and southwest Alaska, doesn’t look to be launching into a glorious start to summer. It has been cloudy and gray with some rainfall.

Winter doesn’t feel like it’s behind us, but technically it's already spring.

Some people in Bethel have called this the dreariest, wettest summer of their lives, and they're right. Last month was the wettest July in Bethel in over…

Alaska is warming twice as fast as the rest of the U.S., and the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta is seeing the impacts faster than than most of the state. Rick…

2018 was the second warmest year for Bethel in nearly 100 years of recordkeeping. According to Rick Thoman, a climate scientist in Alaska, Bethel has been…

Last year’s winter had a promising start in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta: temperatures were closer to the normal cold that residents expect. That changed in…

Wildfires have consumed nearly 2 million acres in Alaska so far this summer. In the Southwest part of the state, fires have scorched almost 500,000 acres…