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 So, I want say thank you very much for your help. I am very
grateful for the forecast weather and your special attention for our expedition. You don't know, how you are helping us. With my best regards, Waldemar Niclevicz, Everest 2002 6, 8000 meter summits January 30, 2003 - There are two weather sources, one European and one American for greatest accuracy. This year the forecasts will be available to climbers in high camps as short text messages sent directly to their satellite phones. MountEverest.net is planning another project involving various measurement instruments to further enhance the feedback on the forecasts from the various levels on the mountain. The forecasts are free of charge, however, the climbers are encouraged to share the reports with small expeditions and individuals climbing without satellite connections. Feedback on the accuracy of the reports is also greatly appreciated. Expedition's comments on the forecasts: Thank you very much for your information. For us, it was really important and I think that a half of the success of our expedition is a cause of your forecast. I think that level of precision was around 90%. We start to go up 14th and this day was bad, snowing a lot, but you had said that at 16th it will be nice and we trust on it. So, we got summit. If we had waited for starting with good weather, probably we had arrived late to summit, with bad weather again. Thank you very much for all and feel free to ask me what you need, ok? Best regards, Carlos Pauner, Makalu 2002 We finally made it home in one piece. Just wanted to say thanks again for providing the forecasts. Good work! Best wishes, Eric Simonson, Everest 2002 International Mountain Guides, IGO 8000 Thank you very much for the weather reports for this Karakorum-season. Robert, our guide on Broad Peak told me that mostly all the reports were very precise. Ralf Dujmovits, Broad Peak 2002 Amical Alpin, IGO 8000 Thanks for your weather report here. It's been a very big help for climbing. Best Regards, Young-Seok Park, K2 2001 K2 base camp 8th person to complete all 14, 8000 meter peaks Thank you very much for your support with the weather forecast during my expedition to Nuptse. Best regards, Valeri Babanov, Nuptse 2002 Recipient of the Piolet d'Or (Golden Ice Axe) award Thanks a lot for your Weather forecast. Its for the moment completely right. Many Greetings Robert Rackl, Broad Peak 2002 Amical Alpin guide, IGO 8000 We had our group summit yesterday so won't be needing the weather any more. Thanks very much for the service, it was very helpful Regards, Guy Cotter, Everest 2002 Adventure Consultants, IGO 8000 Today we just had a satellite phone talking to Valeri (Babanov), he asked to say you his regards and thanks for the forecasts. Best regards, Arkadi, Support, Nuptse 2002 Thank you very much for your information and kind attention with our expedition. Our climbers are now in Camp 2 and the other expeditions too. The weather today was fantastic! Blue sky without wind... Your preview was great! We are looking forward for your new forecast because it is essential for the success of our climb. Thanks again for your nice help. Sincerely, Paulo Mafia Brasilian Base Camp Manager, Everest 2002 Thank you very much for your interest about us. At the moment, the new forecast is going on perfectly . . . We wait for your forecast every day and we would like to thank you one more time your effort. We will keep in touch best regards, Carlos Pauner, Annapurna 2002 I did follow them daily while they were climbing and they seemed to be right on. I thought they were quite easy to ready. We really appreciate the reports and were a valuable asset to the expedition. I hope you continue to offer this in the future. Best Regards Todd Burleson, Everest 2002 Alpine Ascents, IGO 8000 Latest news on MountEverest.net.... Weather charts and info on AdventureWeather.com.... |
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