Under The Weather 

The bottom bit has been spiffed considerably and is now clean from top to bottom.

I agree with Eric this is a "must do" climb for any 5.11 trad climber.

So Jim, how about submitting the rest of the routes to this site ?

Jbak,
Here's whats new, that's not in Squeezing II.
Between routes 2 an 3 is a sport route 11c/d-90ft. **
To the immediate right of route 10 is a .10b sport route-130ft.**
Between routes 17 and 18 is a sport route .12b-130ft.** Thin technical and sustained.
Route 13 "Under the Weather" is .11a *** now it's cleaned up.
The only 2 routes I wouldn't climb again are Snow Problem and Miller Time.
I stand by the stars we gave each route.
"Willard Scotts Crack" has bomber gear and 3 crux bits, a must do if your there. One of the best trad lines on Mt. Lemmon. I wish we'd put it up.
"Lair of the Chupacabra" has good gear but you need to look for it between the bolts.
"Shin Fein" is the 2nd best route at the Weather Top. It also has great gear, a few bolts, and a surprise bit at the top. Bring your RP's. The crux is bolt protected.
I'd love to go up there and show you around. Call me.

Jim, thanks for the info and the invite. We'll do it. You can laugh while I try your routes.

This route is a blast. It was pretty clean when I climbed it. I placed a #2 in the last pocket before turning the roof. Being pumped and turning the roof in the wrong spot, I fell on it. It turned about 60 degrees and I was caught by half a cam. That was a little disconcerting. If you are not too desperate when you make the placement, a slightly better placement is possible. However I think a good placement is possible with a medium-large hex. Next time I will try that for sure.

Dean Brault, by sitting on his heal, with his back to the final moves, has actually been able to get a no hands rest at the hole just before you bust out the roof.

dcon, if you like Under the Weather I would suggest Willard Scott's Crack. It's as good or better than Under the Weather.

Rock has some small loose stuff here and there but good pro can be found the whole way, Save a red and a yellow camalot for the moves to the left under the roof. I didn't place the yellow cam after the red cam but I hear you can get it in by the left hand. The finish is three stars.

definitely a must do for those climbing at the grade. the climb is bit grainy in places and has an intimidating feel, making it a heady challenge for a solid trad climber.

plenty of solid gear protects the climb save the final moves to the left around the roof. a hex (around #10) or a medium tricam (around #3) may be helpful here, but honestly i doubt the rock around this placement could handle a hard fall.