Crags
3 crags across the UK
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Trollers Gill
Yorkshire
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The gorge has had three dry days (May 4–6) following a significant 18mm deluge on May 3, but the sheltered, enclosed nature of Trollers Gill means drying is slow, and today's light rain plus high overnight humidity add uncertainty. A dry window exists this afternoon (roughly 10:00–21:00) with humidity dropping to the low 60s, but climbers should visually check holds for residual seepage before committing. |
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Angel Bay
North Wales
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Angel Bay has received intermittent rain over the past week (14.1mm in 7 days) with no consecutive dry days, and today sees further showers through the afternoon; the north-facing aspect and high humidity (76% average) mean limestone surfaces are likely greasy. The forecast shows continued unsettled weather with rain each day through May 12, making reliable drying unlikely in the near term. |
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Parisella's Cave
North Wales
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Despite the cave roof providing rain shelter, recent rainfall combined with persistently high humidity (averaging 75% over the past week, with 90% recorded on May 3rd) will make the limestone greasy and friction-poor. Today sees light but recurring precipitation through the afternoon and evening, with humidity climbing into the 80–90% range later — conditions are unfavourable for good friction on steep limestone. |
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The gorge has had three dry days (May 4–6) following a significant 18mm deluge on May 3, but the sheltered, enclosed nature of Trollers Gill means drying is slow, and today's light rain plus high overnight humidity add uncertainty. A dry window exists this afternoon (roughly 10:00–21:00) with humidity dropping to the low 60s, but climbers should visually check holds for residual seepage before committing.
Angel Bay has received intermittent rain over the past week (14.1mm in 7 days) with no consecutive dry days, and today sees further showers through the afternoon; the north-facing aspect and high humidity (76% average) mean limestone surfaces are likely greasy. The forecast shows continued unsettled weather with rain each day through May 12, making reliable drying unlikely in the near term.
Despite the cave roof providing rain shelter, recent rainfall combined with persistently high humidity (averaging 75% over the past week, with 90% recorded on May 3rd) will make the limestone greasy and friction-poor. Today sees light but recurring precipitation through the afternoon and evening, with humidity climbing into the 80–90% range later — conditions are unfavourable for good friction on steep limestone.