Crags

The rock is likely dry today following only 0.5mm of light rain yesterday and a dry day with moderate northerly winds, but humidity remains moderately high at 80%. Conditions should be climbable now but will deteriorate sharply from tomorrow onwards as a significant wet spell moves in.

The Cromlech Boulders have had only one full dry day after a light 0.6mm shower on the 14th, but today is dry with moderate wind and the rock's non-porous rhyolite surface should have dried. However, humidity remains elevated at 81% and a deteriorating forecast from tomorrow onwards means today may be the last viable window for several days.

The rock has had only one full dry day since 2.1mm of rain on August 14th, but the exposed position, moderate wind, and non-porous rhyolite mean surface moisture should have cleared. However, humidity remains elevated at 81% and a significant wet spell is incoming from tomorrow, so today represents a narrow window that warrants visual assessment on arrival.

The rock has had a strong drying spell (Aug 6–13) but light precipitation today (0.2mm) and high humidity (80%) mean surfaces may carry residual dampness, particularly on the NW-facing aspects. Conditions are likely acceptable but warrant on-site assessment, especially as a significant wet spell is incoming from tomorrow onwards.