What to pack for Juneau in the summer

In the summer, Juneau experiences a cool and often rainy climate due to its location in the temperate rainforest of Southeast Alaska.

When packing for a summer trip to Juneau, it's important to bring waterproof and moisture-wicking clothing to stay dry and comfortable in the frequent rain showers. Light and breathable layers are also recommended for the varying temperatures, which can range from 45-65 degrees Fahrenheit.

Items such as waterproof jackets, pants, and footwear are essential for outdoor activities and exploring the city. Additionally, packing a mix of short and long-sleeve shirts, as well as lightweight sweaters or fleeces, will ensure that you can easily adjust to the changing weather conditions throughout the day.

Don't forget to bring a good hat and sunglasses for UV protection, as well as a sturdy pair of hiking or walking shoes for exploring the many trails and outdoor attractions Juneau has to offer.

Juneau in the summer experiences cool and wet weather, with average high temperatures in the 60s and 70s°F and frequent rainfall.

The climate is influenced by the surrounding mountains and ocean, creating a misty and foggy atmosphere.

Despite the rain, the summer months also bring extended hours of daylight due to the city's high latitude, allowing for outdoor activities and exploration of the surrounding natural landscapes.

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