The links below will be useful when preparing for a safe Geocaching adventure. Also included is an image from the resource, serving as an example of the type of information you can find. Using these resources will help you to avoid the risks associated with the weather as previously discussed (HERE).

1. The Weather ChannelLinks to an external site.

Allows you to search up the weather forecast for cities all over the world. Gives you a quick rundown of the most important weather information including temperature, visibility, and chance of precipitation to help you make informed decisions before starting your Geocaching trip.

Retrieved from TheWeatherChannel | Source | Retrieved on November 16, 2021

2. Wind FinderLinks to an external site.

This interactive real-time map allows you to look up nearly all things weather! In addition to wind speed and wind direction, you can also lookup weather information such as cloud base, visibility, and even air quality. Very useful if you are looking for a little more information than a quick forecast.  

Retrieved from WindFinder | Source | Retrieved on November 16, 2021

3. Avalanche.caLinks to an external site.

For the Geocachers who will be hunting up in higher elevations, this website allows you to look up avalanche forecasts and risk ratings in various Canadian Parks. Links to external websites, such as Parks Canada. These detailed reports can give you quick information about what kind of risks to expect, but also link to more extensive information such as weather station data.    

Retrieved from Parks Canada | Source | Retrieved on November 16, 2021

4. Drive BCLinks to an external site.

If you will be driving at any point along with your treasure hunt, this tool is useful for checking for accidents, delays, or weather-related road conditions along your route.