Re: [Paddlewise] Barometers (for long range weather prediction)

I use a small climbers altimeter for a barometer.
Please tell us about your experiences with the Canadian weather forecasts.
Many of us have had the feeling they exaggerate wind speed forecasts
intentionally.
Matt Broze
http://www.marinerkayaks.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Rich Dempsey <rdempsey_at_wyoming.com>
To: PaddleWise_at_lists.intelenet.net <PaddleWise_at_lists.intelenet.net>
Date: Saturday, August 28, 1999 7:23 AM
Subject: [Paddlewise] Barometers (for long range weather prediction)


>Has anyone had personal experience using a barometer (while on extended
>paddling trips) to get a clue as to approaching fronts, changes in weather,
>etc? Would appreciate recommendations as to types and models, and
>experiences you have had using one.
>
>Just returned from a 5 week paddle-trip on the Canadian tundra, and often
>found a walm calm day followed by an fast moving storm in the morning. This
>made planning a bit tough...we just paddled when fair, hiked when not. I'm
>not interested in pursuing the weather-radio route, though I imagine it to
>be at least as reliable as the Canadian Government weather forecasts
>(another topic!!)
>
>Thanks!
>Rich Dempsey
>ridem_at_msn.com
>
>
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