Crags
3 crags across the UK
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Parisella's Cave
North Wales
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Today is dry with moderate humidity (72%) after a wet recent period, and the cave roof means the rock itself is unlikely to be directly wet. However, the sheltered north-facing aspect and recent frequent rainfall mean humidity-driven greasiness is a real concern — conditions should be checked on arrival before committing to hard problems. |
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Angel Bay
North Wales
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After 2.2mm of rain on April 12 (mostly in the early hours) and a full dry day since, surface limestone at Angel Bay may be approaching climbable condition, but the north-facing aspect, recent intermittent wet spells, and moderate humidity mean pockets and seepage lines could still be damp. Climbers should visually and physically assess the rock before committing. |
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Trollers Gill
Yorkshire
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Trollers Gill has received frequent rain over recent weeks (85.5mm in 28 days) with rain today (2.1mm) and more forecast tomorrow and the day after. The enclosed gorge will be holding significant moisture, and limestone surfaces will be greasy and dangerous. |
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Today is dry with moderate humidity (72%) after a wet recent period, and the cave roof means the rock itself is unlikely to be directly wet. However, the sheltered north-facing aspect and recent frequent rainfall mean humidity-driven greasiness is a real concern — conditions should be checked on arrival before committing to hard problems.
After 2.2mm of rain on April 12 (mostly in the early hours) and a full dry day since, surface limestone at Angel Bay may be approaching climbable condition, but the north-facing aspect, recent intermittent wet spells, and moderate humidity mean pockets and seepage lines could still be damp. Climbers should visually and physically assess the rock before committing.
Trollers Gill has received frequent rain over recent weeks (85.5mm in 28 days) with rain today (2.1mm) and more forecast tomorrow and the day after. The enclosed gorge will be holding significant moisture, and limestone surfaces will be greasy and dangerous.