Average winter air temperature for Alaska.
This time series is a composite of winter
(Nov. - Mar.) air temperatures for Kodiak,
King Salmon, and Cold Bay.  To create this 
time series, the following steps were taken:

1.  Winter averages created for each station.
2.  Time series were normalized for each station
3.  Three stations were averaged together.
4.  Time series again normalized (this did
not change the time series very much).

Thus, the values are standardized units.

See other file for how much data each station
contributed and where I obtained the data

-Steven Hare 15 July 1998.
hare@iphc.washington.edu

1900	1.30
1901	-0.09
1902	0.92
1903	-1.52
1904	-0.31
1905	1.75
1906	0.67
1907	-0.86
1908	0.03
1909	-1.60
1910	-0.48
1911	-0.90
1912	0.84
1913	
1914	-0.40
1915	1.17
1916	-0.32
1917	-0.91
1918	-1.66
1919	-0.61
1920	-0.02
1921	0.41
1922	0.58
1923	0.59
1924	0.51
1925	-0.38
1926	0.65
1927	0.88
1928	-0.26
1929	1.25
1930	0.17
1931	0.56
1932	-0.49
1933	-0.58
1934	-0.19
1935	1.02
1936	0.81
1937	0.36
1938	-0.32
1939	0.28
1940	0.82
1941	1.67
1942	0.88
1943	-1.94
1944	0.33
1945	1.18
1946	-1.16
1947	-1.26
1948	-0.08
1949	-0.65
1950	0.23
1951	-1.01
1952	0.02
1953	-0.71
1954	-1.43
1955	0.03
1956	-1.99
1957	-0.44
1958	0.77
1959	-0.35
1960	0.31
1961	-0.16
1962	-0.44
1963	0.95
1964	-0.41
1965	-0.26
1966	-0.94
1967	-0.45
1968	-0.08
1969	-0.26
1970	0.33
1971	-1.74
1972	-1.96
1973	-0.70
1974	-0.78
1975	-1.80
1976	-1.90
1977	1.31
1978	0.36
1979	1.79
1980	-0.03
1981	1.44
1982	0.26
1983	1.19
1984	0.85
1985	1.39
1986	0.76
1987	1.74
1988	0.12
1989	-0.34
1990	-0.30
1991	0.13
1992	-0.15
1993	0.51
1994	0.81
1995	-0.24
1996	0.74
1997	0.35
1998	-0.38
1999	
2000