Avy vs Cloudbase Project

Your local avalanche forecast, mountain weather, and field observations in one place, still on your phone even if you lose service. Avy displays all US avalanche forecast centers. Built by the Northwest Avalanche Center for anyone traveling in the mountains this winter. For backcountry skiing, ski touring, splitboarding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, ice climbing, and anyone else heading into avalanche terrain. Offline access when the bars disappear Load the forecast at home. Access it when you lose service. Plan the day on one screen Danger by elevation band, the day's avalanche problems, mountain weather forecast, and recent observations from users in your zone all in one place. See what fell, and where the wind put it New snow totals, wind speed and direction, and temperature trends from the stations that matter for your zone. Report from the field, service or not Tomorrow's forecast is built from what people saw today. Add photos, write what you saw, send. With no signal it queues and uploads the moment you get service, so your report reaches the forecasters while it still counts. Avy is made by the Northwest Avalanche Center, a nonprofit forecast center, and supported by donations and members.

Weather forecast, readings, and live tracking for paragliding pilots. Features include: - Current wind readings (with "Favorites" for quick reference) - Site daily weather and hourly forecasts including winds aloft, thermal strength, and top of lift forecasts by hour - Site "Flying Potential" forecast summary and details - "Big picture" weather including TFRs, weather alerts, soaring forecast, weather forecast discussion, Skew-T, winds aloft forecast - Map of weather station readings (select for history and forecast) - Map layers for storms (radar) and clouds (satellite infrared) - Map of live pilot tracking (select track node to get additional flight track details) - Live weather cameras - Links to paragliding resources