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Summers in Alaska are always cool.
A visitor takes a break from skiing to "chill" for a while
The Interior Region of Alaska enjoys warm summers. Ft. Yukon holds the state's high temperature record: 100 F in June, 1915! Fairbanks often has summer temperatures in the 80s and occasionally gets up into the 90s.
The Far North of Alaska (Barrow, Prudhoe Bay, Kaktovik) is the coldest part of the state.
The Northern Interior (along Brooks Range) holds the record for the lowest temperature, where the mercury fell to -79.8° F (-62° C) at Prospect Creek in 1971.
