A typical hot flush begins with a sensation of warmth in the head and face, followed by facial flushing that may radiate down the neck and to other parts of the body; it is associated with an increase in temperature and pulse rate and followed by a decline in temperature and profuse perspiration over the area of flush distribution.
The highest monthly average temperature in Sitka for August is 57 degrees. The lowest monthly average temperature in Sitka for February is 35 degrees. The most monthly precipitation in Sitka occurs in October with 13.9 inches. The air quality index in Sitka is 61% better than the national average. The pollution index in Sitka is 94% better than the national average.
According to Alaska Travel, average highs in the Inside Passage region range from 55 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit during cruise season, with May and September being about 10 degrees colder during the day than the summer months. Hours of daylight range from 14 to 18, with June having the most daylight hours and September having the least. South central Alaska has similar weather, with average temperature highs of 55 degrees Fahrenheit in both May and September; average temperatures range between 62 and 65 degrees F in June, July and August.