Mountain Weather Forecasts for Mountains around the World
Dedicated mountain weather forecasts for more than 11300 (and growing) major summits for climbers and mountaineers, provided for up to 8 different elevations.
While this information may be indispensable in planning your ascent, please treat it critically and verify against other sources.
Our weather algorithms are thoroughly tested and proven to work well for thousands of mountain ski resorts and surf breaks; however, the database of mountain locations may contain errors at this early stage. Please send your feedback – it will be crucial for ironing out bugs and expanding the forecast coverage.
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.
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Hogback Mountain (Loudoun County, Virginia)
204 m
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Furnace Mountain (Virginia)
891 m
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Sugarloaf Mountain (Maryland)
391 m
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Short Hill Mountain
440 m
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Raven Rocks
443 m
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Purcell Knob
1200 m
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Loudoun Heights (Mountain)
1180 m
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Lambs Knoll
536 m
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High Knob (Blue Ridge, Virginia)
728 m
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North Mountain (Virginia-West Virginia)
510 m
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Catoctin Mountain
579 m
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Quirauk Mountain
654 m
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Signal Knob (Virginia)
642 m
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Third Hill Mountain
662 m
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Sleepy Creek Mountain
580 m
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Pignut Mountain
773 m
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Timber Ridge
413 m
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Knob Mountain (Page County, Virginia)
872 m
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Bear Garden Mountain
1566 m
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Mary's Rock
1071 m
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Mountain peaks in the world
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
Technical rock climb for several hundred feet, snow earlier in the season can help get through steep scree (crampons needed).
There is a route to the top that gets no worse than 5.7 (mostly much easier) but route-finding is very difficult and rock is in terrible condition. I soloed it but a belayer would be in a lot of danger from rocks. Rope solo likely the only "safe" way to climb this peak. Coming from the north, go to the right side of the face but not too far right or you'll get stuck among gendarmes. Center and left didn't work for me.
I climbed it in 2004 and I know of 2 prior ascents, one was written up.
A lot of hikers get lost going back there and think they've climbed Fang when they've climbed something else. It is not a scramble, or at least not an easy and safe one.
Brian Schmidt from UNITED STATES - 14 Jul 2022
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Most of Haystack Mountain belongs to Dept. Of Highways and trespassing is forbidden.
Ernest P. Wharrell from UNITED STATES - 10 Jul 2022
Submit your own climbing note for Haystack Mountain (Maryland)
We attempted to hike to the cone peak yesterday, 7-2/22 and we failed to reach the summit. Around 4 miles in from Arnot Creek trailhead (taking Jenkins canyon trail at the junction) we left the trail to start a scramble attempt up the north side of the Dardanelles about a half mile east of the cone. It looked like a good route until around 8500’ when we were on very steep terrain with the earth disintegrating beneath our hands and feet. Alas we decided this route was too unstable and turned back to slide down the slope. We climbed the peak just to the north of the Dardanelles to gain a vantage point for plotting our next route which looks to be following the meadows up to the west of the cone and attempting to reach the ridge from that point. Any info from hikers is welcomed !
Mark ellis from UNITED STATES - 03 Jul 2022
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Live weather observations from meteo stations
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