Mount Everest

With 8849 meters, the highest summit in the world. Unnecessary to say, this comes with a whole and pretty unique set of meteorological challenges. Protruding into heights close to the jet stream, the position of the jetstream and the general pattern of the winds at the highest levels are crucial for a safe and successful expedition. Additionally tropical cyclones, the local convection in the Khumbu and the sharp gradients into the northern side of the mountain make Mount Everest not only physically, but also meteorologically the challenge, the term “the world’s highest mountain” implies.

Flat Rate

Our flat rate arrangements are simple and calculable: We offer you daily weather forecasts and weather charts, specialized for the needs of high-altitude climbers and expedition guides. We assist you with additional consulting in critical situations or when further questions are raised. Contact is possible through e-mail, SMS and sat phone.

Single Forecasts & Customized Arrangements

In a critical situation anywhere on a mountain? In doubt about the weather development? You just need one or two forecasts for a summit push?
Don't hesitate to contact us for a single forecast! We will study the weather models for you and will give you an extensive forecast and briefing for the coming hours and days.

Wind Forecast

Meteogram