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Climbing and Trail Condition Links

  1. Avalanche Advisory for Tuckerman and Huntington Ravines
  2. WMNF Backcountry trail conditions
  3. Mount Washington webcams
  4. Mount Washington Volunteer Ski Patrol
  5. Time For Tuckerman
  6. Grey Knob - North Presidential Range Conditions
  7. Jackson, NH XC conditions
  8. Adirondak backcountry ski conditions (ASTC) (518)523-1365
  9. Prospect mountain XC conditions (Southern Green Mountains)
  10. NEIce climbing conditions
  11. Salmon hills XC conditions
  12. Tug Hill Tourathon

Snowfall Data

  1. NOAA Snowfall data by state
  2. CPC: Experimental Daily NWS/Coop Snow Depth and Snowfall Graphics & Data
  3. California Snow Page
  4. Canada Surface Charts (snow depth) (chart GIF)
  5. National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center - The ultimate source for snow information.
  6. New England snow cover map

Weather Links

  1. Colorado Snow
  2. Ohio State Atmos Sci
  3. SUNYA Atmospheric Science Gopher
  4. WeatherNet: Weather Cams
  5. Interactive Weather Information Network (ecir-loop) (rcm-loop) (surface)
  6. CPC El Niņo/Southern Oscillation Main Page
  7. PSC Weather Center
  8. Mount Washington: Home of the World's Worst Weather
  9. Mt. Washington Observatory
  10. National Climatic Data Center (NCDC)
  11. CALIFORNIA WINTER WEATHER PAGE
  12. NOAA/PMEL/TAO El Nino Theme Page: El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) phenomenum
  13. The Weather Network Online - Welcome!
  14. The Weather Channel - Skier's Forecast
  15. Todd Gross' Weather/Astronomy Page

Learn about Weather

Yes, you too can learn about weather. Read these two books and you'll know more than the idiot talking heads on the weather channel. You can laugh when they try and explain the Coriolis force or how orographic precipitation affects the climate in Oregon.

Roger G. Barry, Richard J. Chorley: Atmosphere, Weather & Climate

A classic (first edition was 1968) textbook in meteorology. Pretty much the most serious text around without turning weather into a boring system of partial differential equations in fluid mechanics. Starts micro and goes macro; then examines the weather patterns around the world. Has a brief bit about how we may be changing the climate but the PC (Political Correctness) factor is low.

Roger G. Barry: Mountain Weather and Climate

I got this book first; tried to read it and went out and got "Atmosphere, Weather & Climate" so I could understand this text. Not quite as useful on a practical level but studies the effect mountainous terrain has on weather systems. Has case studies from classic mountaineering areas.