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For that second one, you have to pay for forecasts beyond 2 days. For $27/year, though, I don't feel too bad supporting these guys (they do this mostly for fun, not as a full time thing)
From my experience, Mountain Forecast is pretty useless in Colorado and very inaccurate. Surprisingly, I found it to be pretty accurate in places like Mexico.
I agree and have heard similar things from other people. NOAA is my go to in Colorado/Utah, but I have used Mountain Forecast twice now while climbing the Mexican volcanoes and was surprised by the accuracy of forecast temps, wind speed, etc.
Kai
"I want to keep the mountains clean of racism, religion and politics. In the mountains this should play no role."
- Joe Stettner
"I haven't climbed Everest, skied to the poles, or sailed single-handed around the world. The goals I set out to accomplish aren't easily measured or quantified by world records or "firsts." The reasons I climb, and the climbs I do, are about more than distance or altitude, they are about breaking barriers within myself."
