This Guy Chases Storms Like a Boss Devon O’Neil|April 11, 2018 He calls himself Powderchaser Steve. Somehow, he keeps a full-time job and still spends 40 days a winter hunting powder across the West.
Tips for Biking in the Rain Ashley Brown|November 3, 2017 Keep your cycling streak going with these tips for biking in the rain, and turn a rainy forecast into a bearable commute.
How to Stay Safe from Lightning in the Backcountry (According to a Meteorologist) Joel Gratz|September 27, 2016 Learn how to stay safe from lightning while backpacking in the backcountry with tips from a meteorologist. Read our guide on backpacking lightning safety at REI.
It’s Summer – U.S. Recreational Weather Outlook Cliff Mass|June 17, 2015 Excited for longer days and warmer weather, here is a U.S. summer forecast to keep in mind when planning road trips and outdoor activities.
How To Beat L.A.’s June Gloom Casey Schreiner|June 1, 2015 Hikers take advantage of the overcast mornings before the clouds burn off on most of the West Coast. Here are a few in the L.A. area to beat June Gloom.
The Winter Outlook for the Western U.S. Cliff Mass|December 2, 2014 The big question right now for outdoor enthusiasts in the western U.S. is when and how much snow will fall for outdoor recreation this winter.
Strengthening Your Pre-Season Backcountry Brain Scott Schell|November 19, 2014 Scott Schell, Program Director of the Northwest Avalanche Center, provides advice for how to prep yourself for backcountry recreation.
El Nino, La Nada and Forecasting Tools Explained REI Staff|November 8, 2014 Here are some weather terms to help you plan for the upcoming ski season.
