Thread: Weather Forecasts

+2 for yr.no but i also agree with maintaining a watch over a longer time frame like a week or so before your trip. I use Metvuw Sth Pacific forecast charts to get the big picture, then yr.no and Windy (www.windy.com) to get more local data, along with the NZ Met service mountain forecasts. When you triangulate across 3 or 4 sources you get a pretty good feel for what's coming, and how things are likely to play out. ..... and then of course "shit happens", so go prepared.