Every forecast across Kodiak Island,
highway-clear.

Every Alaska region shares one system — the same maps, the same live radar, the same climate record. Kodiak sits directly under the Gulf of Alaska storm track, and the mountains that make it green take the brunt of it: better than six feet of rain a year, fog most of the summer, and williwaws coming off the ridges hard enough to move an aircraft on the ramp. Shelikof Strait funnels the gap winds between the island and the Alaska Peninsula, and none of it arrives by road — there isn't one off the island.