Crags

Berryhill has had a persistently wet period with 50mm over the last 28 days and repeated light-to-moderate rain events through early June, with the most recent significant rainfall on June 11 (6.4mm) followed by only 4 fully dry days before today's light rain resets the drying clock. Although the south aspect and moderate wind exposure are favourable, the cumulative moisture loading and high ambient humidity (77% average over the last week) mean the rock is very likely still holding internal moisture — do not climb today.

Crag Lough has been subjected to a prolonged wet spell with over 80mm in the last 28 days and light rain again today; although dolerite doesn't absorb water, the north-facing aspect, near-saturated humidity (92%), and persistent cloud cover mean surfaces are likely still damp and slippery. A brief drier window this afternoon may allow some surface drying, but conditions remain marginal and the forecast shows continued unsettled weather.