Crags
3 crags across the UK
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Trollers Gill
Yorkshire
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Recent rain (11.6mm on Aug 20, plus smaller amounts on Aug 16–19 and Aug 21) followed by only four dry days before today's light drizzle, combined with persistently high humidity (~80%+) and the sheltered, enclosed gorge environment, means Trollers Gill is likely still holding residual moisture and seepage. A massive 46.7mm of rain is forecast over the next five days, making conditions progressively worse. |
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Angel Bay
North Wales
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Angel Bay is currently wet from today's rain with extremely high humidity (88–95%), and a major storm system is forecast to deliver over 70mm of rain across the next three days. Additionally, the seal breeding season restriction (August–December) is now active, making access ethically and likely legally inappropriate. |
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Parisella's Cave
North Wales
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Parisella's Cave is experiencing very high humidity (89–95%) with intermittent rain today, and a major wet spell is forecast for the next three days with over 75mm of rain expected. Even though the cave roof provides rain shelter, limestone becomes extremely greasy at these humidity levels, making conditions unsafe for the steep, technical climbing found here. |
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Recent rain (11.6mm on Aug 20, plus smaller amounts on Aug 16–19 and Aug 21) followed by only four dry days before today's light drizzle, combined with persistently high humidity (~80%+) and the sheltered, enclosed gorge environment, means Trollers Gill is likely still holding residual moisture and seepage. A massive 46.7mm of rain is forecast over the next five days, making conditions progressively worse.
Angel Bay is currently wet from today's rain with extremely high humidity (88–95%), and a major storm system is forecast to deliver over 70mm of rain across the next three days. Additionally, the seal breeding season restriction (August–December) is now active, making access ethically and likely legally inappropriate.
Parisella's Cave is experiencing very high humidity (89–95%) with intermittent rain today, and a major wet spell is forecast for the next three days with over 75mm of rain expected. Even though the cave roof provides rain shelter, limestone becomes extremely greasy at these humidity levels, making conditions unsafe for the steep, technical climbing found here.