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Thank you so much for an awesome season. This series was incredibly helpful and entertaining. Looking forward to seeing you again next season.

Thank you so much for all you guys do!

Thank you!

Awesome, thanks! Confirming my suspicions. Doing an alpine start tomorrow and going for a classic!

Your videos were very entertaining and helpful. Thanks, AJ. Have a great summer.

thx for all the weekly updates. 👍

Thanks so much AJ, for all of these this season...including the very amusing "there's no snow kids" videos, and the ones which took the opportunity to teach outdoor adventure techniques, and the especially the meteorology analysis video. A great weekly resource.

Really informative and helpful reports all season. Thanks!

Thanks for keeping us safe this year! Please continue next year. This is an invaluable service for North Shore recreational users. You are appreciated!

Thanks AJ, always appreciate the information provided

👍

Thanks!

🎉🎉🎉

Thks

Dude! Can you do a duo forecast vid with Craig Gordon from Utah avy forecast centre? 😅

Going mountain biking instead

18°C at Grouse & 12°C at Whistler today. Should cool down late next week.

Where were you skiing in that snippet? And whereabouts your pit was dug? Thanks

BOOYAH !

Really, such small windows of great conditions and low risk this year. I've maybe had 4 good safe days in the backcountry this year, whereas this time last year I had close to 30. Oh well, here's to next season.

Honestly, it's just unbelievable the number of people that venture into the back country with nothing. No experience, no trip plan, no ten essentials, no shovel, no probe, no transceiver, not even a backpack. When I see people in the back or slack country with no backpack, then I know they are absolutely ignorant. SAR volunteers are generally prepared to deal with legitimate back country accidents, but this level of stupidity is frustrating because an unprepared visit to the back country is a choice, not an accident.

Your info is so valuable, thanks!

LETS GO ! ❤

As usual excellent job. Thks

This is a brilliant video thank you

What a week. Massive pow panic.

Were about is this on the shore

AJ is a beauty. Snow ninja.

Angel 😇❣️

That was so useful, thank you!

Great explanation on how to read the information on Spot WX.

Awesome video content

I've always used the Canadian models since I assumed they're more accurate in Canada. Is this not the case?

Excellent video.

Pow panic inbound...maybe.

I just booked a trip to leave for a bit so "you're welcome" Ofc the second I leave 2 massive storms roll in with good freezing levels...

This is awesome content

Excellent as usual. Such great explanation of a complicated subject.

Biblical proportion storm 😅

My Fantasy Forecast: 30cm of blower pow every 12 hours above 800 meters until April 15th.

why is this not stereo! voice is in left channel only

I appreciate your dedication to these videos, but I think barely mentioning variation was a mistake in this one. Most people don't fully understand the difference between magnetic and true direction, and that their compass and map are going to show different directions.

W.r.t. map scales. I prefer 1:1, but they're hard to carry

Priceless videos! Such good information. I'm still here thanks to guides using map and compass back in the 80s!!! Golden Hinde summit 1987 - Elk River to Myra Creek crossover. Epic! 👏

"Be Expert with Map and Compass" by Bjorn Kjellstrom (Author) & Carina Kjellstrom Elgin (Author).

Nice Blazing Saddles reference

I love the commitment of sticking to these videos!

Nice job on explaining knowing how to use a paper map.

Why would a GPS watch interfere with a transceiver? Isn't GPS just receiving signals, not sending any out? (Or is it the Bluetooth connection of the watch to your phone that can interfere)

Thx for the report. Conditions are great above 1700 meters. Ride safe.