Sehewoki’i Newenee’an Katete

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Paragliding and hang gliding weather and wind forecast for Sehewoki’i Newenee’an Katete, Idaho.

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Flyable
High confidence · · Run: HRRR
Good paragliding conditions P3+
NESW 329° NNW
Flyability score
78
/100 · paragliding
Wind
13
mph base
Gusts
16
mph
Temp
42°
F
Dew point
28°
F
Elevation
5,679
ft MSL
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What we look for at Sehewoki’i Newenee’an Katete

Wind direction

WSW (250°) → WNW (290°)

The wind must blow from within this arc. Direction is the same for both wings.

Ideal speed

7–15 mph

Ceiling · Paragliding

≤ 19 mph base · gusts ≤ 23

Top of the range for paragliding (any rating). Switch wings up top to compare. Hang gliders hold roughly 10 mph more than paragliders.

Long N-S ridge northeast of Emmett (Squaw Butte) with a steep east face and gentler west slopes, primarily a thermic site. The west slopes are the usual soaring face (WSW-WNW); a separate launch on the east side works on east flow. Forecasts here often disagree on which way it'll blow, so check live winds before committing to a side, and note that straight N or S doesn't work. Strong midday thermals, a loose rocky summit, and lee rotor when wind opposes your face. An established XC objective from Horseshoe Bend.

Next 7 days How calls are made

Sunday Flyable flyable 2pm–6pm 🌅 sunset 7:08 PM
7a
8g9
N
8a
10g13
NNE
9a
11g14
N
10a
11g13
NNE
11a
10g11
N
12p
11g13
NNW
1p
14g16
NNW
2p
13g15
NNW
3p
12g14
NW
4p
12g14
NNW
5p
13g16
NNW
6p
9g13
NW
7p
0g6
W
Flyable 12pm–7pm — best around 2pm: 13 mph NNW, gusts 15. 5 clean hrs, the rest borderline.
Monday Flyable flyable 11am–7pm 🌅 sunset 7:06 PM
7a
7g8
N
8a
7g8
N
9a
3g5
NNE
10a
5g8
NNE
11a
2g6
NW
12p
3g7
NW
1p
8g9
NW
2p
11g12
NW
3p
12g13
NW
4p
12g13
NW
5p
11g13
NW
6p
11g12
NW
7p
9g12
NW
Flyable 7am–7pm — best around 1pm: 8 mph NW, gusts 9. 9 clean hrs, the rest borderline.
Tuesday Not flyable no window 🌅 sunset 7:05 PM
7a
19g25
NNE
8a
17g24
NNE
9a
16g21
NNE
10a
17g22
NNE
11a
18g23
NNE
12p
19g25
N
1p
7g17
WNW
2p
8g18
WNW
3p
9g19
WNW
4p
9g19
WNW
5p
9g18
WNW
6p
8g17
WNW
7p
7g15
WNW
No usable window today.
Wednesday Caution workable 7am–1pm 🌅 sunset 7:03 PM
7a
2g6
NE
8a
3g6
NE
9a
3g6
NE
10a
1g7
NE
11a
1g8
W
12p
3g10
WSW
1p
5g13
W
2p
7g15
W
3p
8g17
WNW
4p
9g19
WNW
5p
9g19
WNW
6p
8g19
NW
7p
8g18
NW
Borderline only 7am–1pm — best around 1pm: 5 mph W, gusts 13. All borderline — fly it with a close eye.
Thursday Caution workable 8am–4pm 🌅 sunset 7:01 PM
8a
5g8
ENE
9a
5g9
ENE
10a
4g9
E
11a
5g9
SE
12p
6g9
SE
1p
5g10
SSE
2p
4g10
SSE
3p
4g11
SSE
4p
3g11
S
5p
3g11
S
6p
3g11
S
7p
2g10
SSE
Borderline only 8am–4pm — best around 8am: 5 mph ENE, gusts 8. All borderline — fly it with a close eye. Outside the window, light enough for a sledder.
Friday Caution workable 8am–10am 🌅 sunset 6:59 PM
8a
5g9
NE
9a
5g10
NE
10a
3g10
NE
11a
1g11
NNW
12p
3g11
W
1p
3g11
WSW
2p
3g11
WSW
3p
2g11
SW
4p
1g11
S
5p
2g10
E
6p
3g10
E
Borderline only 8am–10am — best around 8am: 5 mph NE, gusts 9. All borderline — fly it with a close eye. Outside the window, light enough for a sledder.
Saturday Caution workable 11am–1pm 🌅 sunset 6:58 PM
8a
1g9
N
9a
1g9
NW
10a
1g9
W
11a
2g9
WSW
12p
3g10
WSW
1p
3g10
WSW
2p
2g11
SW
3p
2g11
SW
4p
1g11
SW
5p
1g11
SSW
6p
0g10
SE
Borderline only 11am–1pm — best around 8am: 1 mph N, gusts 9. All borderline — fly it with a close eye.

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About Sehewoki’i Newenee’an Katete

Sehewoki’i Newenee’an Katete is a paragliding and hang gliding site in Idaho. The launch faces west at 5,679 feet and works best in WSW to WNW wind of about 7 to 15 mph. There are 7 more Wonderwind sites within 50 miles, and the closest is Bogus Basin, 22 miles away.

Conditions are an automated estimate from public forecast models, not a go/no-go call. Always check the sky, talk to locals, and fly within your rating. You are responsible for your own safety.