Crags
8 crags in North Wales
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Parisella's Cave
North Wales
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Recent persistent rain (1mm today, 2.5mm yesterday, 17.3mm in the last week) combined with elevated humidity averaging 75% means the limestone inside Parisella's Cave is likely greasy despite the cave roof providing rain shelter. Conditions are marginal and friction will be poor on the steep pocketed limestone. |
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Porth Ysgo
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Recent heavy rain (7.8mm yesterday, 1.7mm today) combined with persistently high humidity (92%) means the gabbro surfaces are likely still wet or at least damp despite the rock's non-porous nature. Strong SW winds will help surface drying, but with ongoing drizzle today and saturated air, conditions are not reliable for safe climbing. |
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Angel Bay
North Wales
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Angel Bay has seen frequent light rain over the past week with no meaningful dry spell, and today has recorded 0.8mm of precipitation so far — the limestone is likely damp and greasy. The north-facing aspect and sheltered position mean minimal solar drying, and humidity has been persistently high (averaging 74% over the last 7 days). |
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Caseg Fraith
North Wales
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Caseg Fraith is currently wet and unsuitable for climbing. Heavy rain today (5.8mm) follows a prolonged saturated period — 71.6mm in the last 7 days and over 200mm in the last 28 days — with zero consecutive dry days, 87% average humidity, and persistent cloud cover preventing any meaningful drying at this exposed 350m NW-facing site. |
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Cromlech Boulders
North Wales
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The Cromlech Boulders are currently wet and unsafe for climbing. Heavy rain today (6.7mm) follows 18.9mm yesterday and nearly 85mm in the past week, with humidity persistently above 88% — the rhyolite surfaces will be slippery and dangerous. |
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RAC Boulders
North Wales
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The RAC Boulders are currently wet and unsuitable for climbing. Heavy rain today (5.3mm so far) follows a prolonged wet spell — 70.9mm in the last 7 days and nearly 210mm over 28 days — with zero consecutive dry days and persistent high humidity (87%), meaning the rock will be thoroughly soaked with no opportunity to dry. |
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Wavelength Boulders
North Wales
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The rock is currently wet and conditions are unsafe for bouldering. Heavy rain yesterday (18.2mm) followed by further rain today (5.8mm so far), combined with persistently high humidity (86%), means the rhyolite will be slippery and lacking the friction these problems demand. |
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Sheep Pen Boulders
North Wales
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The rock at Sheep Pen Boulders is almost certainly wet right now. Heavy rain yesterday (18mm), ongoing rain today (3.7mm so far), and persistently high humidity (84%+) mean there has been no meaningful drying window — rhyolite will be slippery and dangerous for bouldering. |
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Recent persistent rain (1mm today, 2.5mm yesterday, 17.3mm in the last week) combined with elevated humidity averaging 75% means the limestone inside Parisella's Cave is likely greasy despite the cave roof providing rain shelter. Conditions are marginal and friction will be poor on the steep pocketed limestone.
Recent heavy rain (7.8mm yesterday, 1.7mm today) combined with persistently high humidity (92%) means the gabbro surfaces are likely still wet or at least damp despite the rock's non-porous nature. Strong SW winds will help surface drying, but with ongoing drizzle today and saturated air, conditions are not reliable for safe climbing.
Angel Bay has seen frequent light rain over the past week with no meaningful dry spell, and today has recorded 0.8mm of precipitation so far — the limestone is likely damp and greasy. The north-facing aspect and sheltered position mean minimal solar drying, and humidity has been persistently high (averaging 74% over the last 7 days).
Caseg Fraith is currently wet and unsuitable for climbing. Heavy rain today (5.8mm) follows a prolonged saturated period — 71.6mm in the last 7 days and over 200mm in the last 28 days — with zero consecutive dry days, 87% average humidity, and persistent cloud cover preventing any meaningful drying at this exposed 350m NW-facing site.
The Cromlech Boulders are currently wet and unsafe for climbing. Heavy rain today (6.7mm) follows 18.9mm yesterday and nearly 85mm in the past week, with humidity persistently above 88% — the rhyolite surfaces will be slippery and dangerous.
The RAC Boulders are currently wet and unsuitable for climbing. Heavy rain today (5.3mm so far) follows a prolonged wet spell — 70.9mm in the last 7 days and nearly 210mm over 28 days — with zero consecutive dry days and persistent high humidity (87%), meaning the rock will be thoroughly soaked with no opportunity to dry.
The rock is currently wet and conditions are unsafe for bouldering. Heavy rain yesterday (18.2mm) followed by further rain today (5.8mm so far), combined with persistently high humidity (86%), means the rhyolite will be slippery and lacking the friction these problems demand.
The rock at Sheep Pen Boulders is almost certainly wet right now. Heavy rain yesterday (18mm), ongoing rain today (3.7mm so far), and persistently high humidity (84%+) mean there has been no meaningful drying window — rhyolite will be slippery and dangerous for bouldering.