Crags

Rain is falling today and the rock will be wet and greasy through this afternoon and evening; polished slate at Buckstone How is dangerously slippery in these conditions. The forecast ahead shows a prolonged heavy wet spell with no meaningful dry window in the next five days.

Today saw rain arriving mid-afternoon after a dry morning, and the rock will be wet into the evening; the forecast for the coming days shows a prolonged and heavy wet spell with over 70mm expected, making conditions unsuitable for the foreseeable future.

Scout Crag received rain this afternoon (4.8mm today, with the heaviest burst around 14:00–16:00) and the forecast ahead is very wet — over 70mm expected in the next five days. The rock is likely damp now and will not get a proper drying window before the next front arrives tomorrow.

Rain is falling today from mid-afternoon onwards after a 4-day dry spell, and the coming week brings a prolonged, heavy wet period with nearly 68mm forecast over the next 6 days. While there was a brief dry window this morning, conditions are now deteriorating and the crag will be wet through the rest of the day and into the foreseeable future.

Today saw a dry morning window but rain arrived from early afternoon, leaving surfaces wet; with 100% cloud cover, high humidity, and the crag's sheltered position limiting airflow, drying will be slow. The coming week brings a prolonged wet spell with heavy rain forecast, making reliable dry conditions unlikely for several days.