Crags
3 crags across the UK
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Ilkley (Cow and Calf)
Yorkshire
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The rock has had roughly 4 dry days since the last significant rain on August 20th (7.2mm), but a cluster of wet days from August 16–21 deposited ~15mm in total, and humidity has remained high (79% average over the last week). The south/south-west aspect and exposed position have aided drying, and conditions may be acceptable on upper, well-drained faces this afternoon — but visual assessment is essential before committing, especially with heavy rain arriving tomorrow. |
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Almscliff Crag
Yorkshire
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The crag received 10.8mm of heavy rain on Aug 20 followed by a good 5-day drying window, but light rain today (0.5mm) has re-wetted the surface, and a major wet spell (15.8mm tomorrow, then further rain through Aug 30) is about to arrive. Conditions are marginal right now and about to deteriorate significantly — we recommend not climbing. |
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Brimham Rocks
Yorkshire
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Recent heavy rain on Aug 20 (11.6mm) followed by scattered showers and persistently high humidity means the rock has not had adequate continuous drying, and a major wet spell is forecast from tomorrow through Aug 30. Today offers marginal conditions at best on exposed south-facing formations, but internal moisture from the unsettled past week is a concern, and climbing is not recommended. |
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The rock has had roughly 4 dry days since the last significant rain on August 20th (7.2mm), but a cluster of wet days from August 16–21 deposited ~15mm in total, and humidity has remained high (79% average over the last week). The south/south-west aspect and exposed position have aided drying, and conditions may be acceptable on upper, well-drained faces this afternoon — but visual assessment is essential before committing, especially with heavy rain arriving tomorrow.
The crag received 10.8mm of heavy rain on Aug 20 followed by a good 5-day drying window, but light rain today (0.5mm) has re-wetted the surface, and a major wet spell (15.8mm tomorrow, then further rain through Aug 30) is about to arrive. Conditions are marginal right now and about to deteriorate significantly — we recommend not climbing.
Recent heavy rain on Aug 20 (11.6mm) followed by scattered showers and persistently high humidity means the rock has not had adequate continuous drying, and a major wet spell is forecast from tomorrow through Aug 30. Today offers marginal conditions at best on exposed south-facing formations, but internal moisture from the unsettled past week is a concern, and climbing is not recommended.