The Brunton Atmospheric Data Center (ADC) Summit is a pocket-sized unit housing a team of savvy miniature weathermen. They work together to give you an array of amazing weather info—more accurate than your local news! Trusting the local weatherman is a dicey affair when you're deep in the backcountry—particularly in Brunton's mountainous home state of Wyoming. Fickle weather and microclimates can wreak havoc on your backpacking, skiing, or climbing trip. But the ADC Summit tracks the climate exactly where you are, reporting on an incredible array of conditions: altitude, temperature, wind chill, wind speed, and barometric pressure. It even calculates trends and forecasts the coming 12-hour's weather! If the barometer drops, the ADC Summit features a storm alarm—a sweet feature if your view of incoming weather is blocked by the peak you're trying to summit. An altitude alarm tells you when you've broken a set altitude when stumbling up Colorado's Fourteeners, and a ski run counter is a