Mount Everest Mountain Weather Forecast
Live high-altitude atmospheric downscaling for Mount Everest. Compare real-time ridge conditions against base camp staging points, track jet stream wind shear, and explore the 14-day summit window forecast.
Mount Everest Mountain Weather Forecast
Elevation & Oxygen Profile
At 8,849 meters, atmospheric pressure drops significantly compared to sea level. Effective oxygen intake is approximately 33% of sea level, requiring careful acclimatization.
Objective Ridge Hazards
High-altitude ridges are subject to sudden localized convective storms and violent jet stream shear. Temperatures plunge rapidly with elevation at a standard lapse rate of -6.5Β°C per 1,000 meters of vertical ascent.
Expedition Routes & Dossier
Explore detailed route topographies, camp-by-camp elevation profiles, and archival dispatches for Mount Everest.
- Mount Everest North Face (Hornbein Couloir Direct) (Extreme High-Altitude Speed / Grade VI, WI4+, 60Β° ice, UIAA V) β
- North Col & Northeast Ridge Route (Extremely Demanding / Grade V, Severe High-Altitude Technical Crux) β
- Mount Everest Southwest Face (Bonington Route) (Extreme Technical Wall / Grade VI, 5.9, A2, 85Β° ice) β
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