The weather . . .
It is true that I have some addiction to weather. I check the Precision Agricultural Weather Forecast from the UK Agricultural Weather Center for my county at least 2-3 times a day and certainly have my Kentucky Weather Mapping site on the KYGEONET up in a browser window if a big front is coming through. Generally, I keep a close tab on the weather.
Kentucky Weather Mapping Site
Knowing what’s going on with the weather helps me plan a great variety of things. Not just what to wear (although that is a bonus) but what it is going to be like on Saturday or Sunday. Is it going to be good enough one day or another to work on trails or ride? Anything above 20 degrees is fine with me for getting out. It’s all about the gear!
Additionally, I consider the weather, or more specifically the seasons, when planning vacations, work outdoors around the house, or even course layout. It plays a big role and so many folks just exist within it and take it for granted. Most aren’t happy when it rains or snows, but it just a part of it all. The more snow the better!!
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One other thing I like to track is the snowfall amounts on two summits in Central Idaho. One is the Galena Summit that you go over each time you head up to Stanley through the Sawtooth Valley. The other is the Atlanta Summit that is west and south a bit of Galena. The Snowtel sites show the snow depth and other cool info.
So, have fun with the weather! I find it to be very useful and engaging!
See you on the Trail!