When does the sea ice go out in Nome Alaska?

Nome, Alaska, is located on the Seward Peninsula, which is on the western coast of Alaska. The Bering Strait is located to the west of Nome and the Bering Sea is to the south. The sea ice in the Bering Strait and the Bering Sea typically starts to form in October and reaches its maximum extent in March or April. The sea ice then starts to melt in May and is usually gone by the end of June or early July. The exact timing of when the sea ice goes out in Nome varies from year to year depending on the weather conditions.