The text describes extreme weather conditions observed in Unalakleet, Alaska on November 23, 2015. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported a significant change in wind speed and visibility during a short time period, making winter travel planning more challenging. The author observed high winds, blowing snow, and low visibility in the morning, which improved to low winds and more visibility by early afternoon. The text provides a resource for accessing current weather conditions and historical data for the location.

Observation: With a high rate of change in weather during a short time period, it makes winter travel planning more challenging. The National Weather Service (NWS), National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) posted the weather data for the date of 11/23/15 from about 930 AM to past 1230 PM was a change of wind speed and visibility from E 41 mph blowing snow with overcast and windy of 1 mile to E 27 mph with overcast and breezy with 10 miles, respectively. What I observed from past 930 AM to about 1230 PM was high winds, blowing snow, with little visibility to low winds and more visibility.

Resource: To see the current conditions at Unalakleet (PAUN ), Location - Lat: 63.33 (N) Lon: 160.8 (W) Elv: 20 ft. Once on the website, you may select the 3 day history to view the time frame, wind speed, and visibility, etc., provided by the NWS.