Hyperlocal models, sharpened for the aspect you care about. We don’t predict the weather for a town — we predict it for the ridge you’re skinning, the bowl you’re watching, the chute you’ve been saving for a day like Tuesday.
Every hex carries its own slope, elevation, and prevailing wind exposure. Upslope on NW means nothing to a south-facing bowl.
Four models, disagreement shown plainly. When confidence is low, we say so — and show you which way each model is leaning.
Patrol-grade vocabulary. Backcountry-grade precision. A freezing level, a wind direction, a decision — not a cheery summary.
Three forecasts said powder.— Sam K.
SnowCast said powder on the northeast,
crud everywhere else.
It was right.
One morning email when something’s actually coming. No daily noise, no marketing. We’re still building it — join the waitlist and we’ll write the first time a storm lines up.