Environment
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Alaska Feels Record High Temps, NASA Takes Rare Overhead Photo of the State Cloudfree
A high pressure system over Alaska enabled NASA to capture a rare satellite image of the state almost completely devoid of cloud cover, but the odd and unusually hot weather has some climate scientists concerned.
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