Avalanche Forecasting 101: The Framework of a Professionalโs Daily Avalanche Forecast This post first appeared on Powder Highway Backcountry, was written by Conor Hurley, and is reproduced with permission. Avalanche Forecasting 101 Avalanche forecasting is a fundamental part of backcountry skiing and splitboarding. It is a skill every backcountry enthusiast should strive to develop. Avalanche forecasting involves understanding how weather, the snowpack, and terrain interact. Then, you add the human element […] Avalanche Guest Author | November 18, 2024 0 Comments
VIDEO: Basic Snow Forecasting Tools and How to Use Them [arve url="https://youtu.be/eUdBMs5E_Ro"] Clay Malott | November 13, 2020 Likes Tweets 1 Comment
As Wildfires Intensify New Smoke Forecasting Models Are Needed New smoke forecasting models are being developed in response to wildfires intensifying across the western United States. The NOAA Smoke Forecasting System is good for predicting smoke movement across the US, however not as effective on a smaller scale. Related: The Intensity of Californiaโs Wildfires is Causing Rare Volcanic Clouds Climate change is driving the intensification of wildfires worldwide. Increased […] Fire Alex Camerino | September 12, 2020 0 Comments
Avalanche Awareness: How To Find Safe Lines This season has been one for the books so far. ย ย El Niรฑo has been dumping more snow than we know what to do with in the West and Southwest. ย In this video, Flowing Freeride’s Blake links up with Utah Avalanche Center to talk the basics of avy danger. ย Thanks to Craig Gordon, avalanche forecaster, and Paul Diegel, executive director at […] Avalanche Keenan Grady | February 4, 2016 0 Comments