Weather, weather forecast, danger...
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| viharnik25. 03. 2013 18:15:01 |
We've caught a bit from Otiv, but here we're just greens, amateurs in the poetic sense.
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| Holcar225. 03. 2013 18:18:08 |
yeah like whoever 
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| tisa25. 03. 2013 20:05:47 |
Viharnik, you're not greens at all, you have a lot of humor in you and sparkling ideas. Maybe you don't even know yet what all is hidden in your little souls.
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| francimedved28. 03. 2013 12:18:04 |
Good, from Slovenske novice. Maybe Tanova's government will do something.
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| ludri1. 04. 2013 14:16:01 |
Just quickly something for the Hribi.net editors!!! Let me tell you that elsewhere too (not just in the Julian Alps) there is much more snow than you write daily with the issued weather forecast ...e.g. in Carinthia at 1000m 1m of snow not 20-50cm and at 1500m approx. 2m!!! I'm talking about Smrekovec and surroundings...if you don't believe come see! Regards
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| Holcar21. 04. 2013 19:56:22 |
ARSO has screwed it up and will do it many more times, the website is also quite confusing
hard to find what you're looking for
for approximations they are quite good, although foreigners often forecast Slovenian weather better than ours (accuweather..)
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| keber11. 04. 2013 22:36:51 |
accuweather more accurate than arso? don't make me laugh. Like saying the forecast in 4 days is more accurate than tomorrow's.
Anyway, I don't trust anyone else but ARSO for our mountains and it's very rare in recent years that they've been wrong. For western Julians Ilmeteo is somewhat better, but no big difference. Best help is that through experiences (good and bad) I've learned to interpret Aladin data and so I dare plan trips even in borderline weather conditions (not all, of course)
Of course some think the 5-day forecast must hold as well as next day's to plan next weekend. Unfortunately that won't be possible for many years.
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| VanSims2. 04. 2013 06:39:05 |
ARSO can hide from accuweather. At least by my experience.
>>Like saying the forecast in 4 days is more accurate than tomorrow's.
Yeah, weather forecasts need to be read properly. The point of forecasts a few days, week or two ahead isn't to predict exact day but to give approximate trend. If next week is forecasted e.g. Monday rain, Tuesday clouds then Wednesday rain... you can expect that week cloudy with rain, but concluding now exactly no rain on Tuesday is of course absurd.
>>For western Julians Ilmeteo somewhat better
Light years better...
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| pohodnik382. 04. 2013 20:09:08 |
Here I wouldn't agree either that ARSO is more accurate. Last year when I planned high mountain tours they missed several times and concretely good that I follow weather forecasts elsewhere not just Accuweather because it's not entirely accurate either.
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| Holcar22. 04. 2013 20:43:43 |
need to look at multiple sides and find compromise among all, of course some like arso need to be taken with reserve.
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| ludri2. 04. 2013 23:07:10 |
Actually what bothered me wasn't so much the forecast itself, but current conditions in our mountains...you can't write that currently in our mountains (except Julians) snow at 1000m 20-50cm if that much fell just on Sunday and today...together it's more than a meter, not to mention 1500m!!! So you just need to check things a bit earlier and then write...then people come and shock because they see how much snow there is. Regards
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| ljubitelj gora2. 04. 2013 23:22:52 |
When I head to the hills or mountains, I check meteo and weather more closely. In winter there is no fear of storms, but in the mountains snow avalanches are dangerous and lately it's been around the 3rd degree almost all the time, some ski tourers ignore these warnings, memorial plaques are thus under thick snow cover, the unfortunate have ended under avalanches. I am aware of the dangers, so I choose tours appropriate to that and regarding the topic of challenging in the mountains it's just a drop in the bucket, what some do. But everything is open and everyone should do what they like, what they enjoy.
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| VanSims3. 04. 2013 06:12:28 |
I agree that one needs to look at multiple sides. Usually I just type the mountain name into Google (first in Slovenian then in foreign languages for foreign sites) or nearby place and check the links. Then I check general forecasts a bit and that's usually it.
@LG: True, everyone should do what they want. But then they should also take responsibility for their actions and for possible things that happen to them not blame others. That's unfortunately too much for some as they think they can do anything, others will be guilty and responsible.
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| ljubitelj gora3. 04. 2013 11:07:19 |
Vrhnika area, ------> home, hills.
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| esque3. 04. 2013 11:39:05 |
I'm waiting for real conditions for the high mountains for more than a month and I'm worried that maybe there won't even be proper conditions anymore. There is a lot of snow, in case of sudden thaws the snow conditions won't be proper and everything will be too soft.
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| jedriličar8. 04. 2013 19:40:37 |
One question, probably Igor knows the answer, or maybe someone else: we have on this link http://www.regione.fvg.it/asp/meteo_valanghe/bollettino/bollettino_sloc.pdf a good avalanche bulletin for western Julians and Carnics. I've been following this bulletin for a longer time and when comparing it with the Slovenian ARSO bulletin for Julians (OK, ARSO bulletin maybe too general, the one for Karavanke much more detailed and concrete) I see that on this Italian the degree of avalanche danger is usually one degree lower than on the ARSO bulletin, and it's about the same or very similar area. Does someone know the reason for that because e.g. according to this Italian bulletin it seems avalanche danger on Kanin, then Višu and Montažu is 2 for some time, which I don't really believe, and we see nobody goes up, meaning conditions surely worse than 2. Thanks in advance for any answer and regards
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