Mountain Weather Forecasts for Mountains around the World

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Mountain peaks closest to you

We have determined your approximate geographical location by the IP address, which suggests these 10 closest mountain peaks. Click to see more info and weather forecasts.

1. Hogback Mountain (Loudoun County, Virginia) 204 m
2. Furnace Mountain (Virginia) 891 m
3. Sugarloaf Mountain (Maryland) 391 m
4. Short Hill Mountain 440 m
5. Raven Rocks 443 m
6. Purcell Knob 1200 m
7. Loudoun Heights (Mountain) 1180 m
8. Lambs Knoll 536 m
9. High Knob (Blue Ridge, Virginia) 728 m
10. Catoctin Mountain 579 m
11. North Mountain (Virginia-West Virginia) 510 m
12. Quirauk Mountain 654 m
13. Signal Knob (Virginia) 642 m
14. Third Hill Mountain 662 m
15. Sleepy Creek Mountain 580 m
16. Pignut Mountain 773 m
17. Timber Ridge 413 m
18. Knob Mountain (Page County, Virginia) 872 m
19. Bear Garden Mountain 1566 m
20. Mary's Rock 1071 m

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Mountain Weather forecast maps

Our servers produce detailed animated and static weather maps for more than 1230 regions of the world. See the example below or click the links above to open full lists. You can also open a weather map from any mountain peak page – it will show you that particular summit position and other major mountains in the area.

Latest submitted climbing notes

Mount Tyndall

Attempted to climb Mt Tyndall on 4/10/2019. Short end: the grade was too aggressive and abandoned at about 10,000 feet.

We were the only ones at the trailhead for two days. We saw one other pair of tracks a few days old with another set of ski tracks coming down. A badass person likely climbed to about 10K and skied down.

Heavy snowfall has covered the mountain with deep snow starting at about 7200 feet, starting off at the 15th switchback (There are 55 switchbacks in the first phase of the mountain). Note: I've climbed Williamson before and know the trail fairly well.

The climb is brutal from the getgo. You'll be climbing at about 100-110% grade right off the bat (1 hour in). In deep snow. You're going to need snowshoes (with a heel lift) because the snow will start to get softer at around noon and crampons for early morning climbing.

If you manage to summit and come down in the afternoon, expect the snow to get much softer and your cramponed feet to sink to your knee or thighs very frequently (and very frustrating).

Recommendation: unless you're in extremely good physical condition to be climbing at that grade for multiple miles, I recommend you wait until at least late May for the first phase of the climb to be snow free. It can be def be done, but it requires too much effort and one more day that we were willing to give. Anuar Ramirez from UNITED STATES - 12 Apr 2019

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Acotango

We usually climb Acotango volcano from Sajama village, where we spend the night. It is a 1h30 drive, getting us up to 5400-5600m altitude, along the road from the sulfur mine, where we then start walking along the northern ridge of the crater. Alexander von Ungern from BOLIVIA - 12 Apr 2019

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Snowdon

Taking a party of people to Snowdon summit on the 12/4/19 for their first mountain.

Parking available but limited at the start, another car park 1 mile down the road with taxi service to and fro.
Can be demanding in places but an overall achievable summit.
Please dress appropriately weather changes and it does get cold at the summit. Jason from UNITED KINGDOM - 11 Apr 2019

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