Latest winter climbing conditions
These are posted as and when I have the time
or information. Climbers are welcome to let me know what they
find anywhere in Scotland, and I will try and post this information
also. Links to other relevant sites are at the top and foot
of this page. Important links as follows:
- The Scottish Avalanche Information Service
- Mountain Weather Conditions
- Metcheck Long-term Weather Forecast
- Snow Forecast - Scotland Next 3 Days
- Met Office Fort William Weather Forecast
- Fort William Live Weather Station
- Aonach Mor Weather (Updates Hourly)
- Fort William Weather
- Useful Links & Webcams
- Pre 2007 Conditions Archive
- Pre 2007 Mountain Diary
Drier today at times
Monday, March 12, 2007
Thanks to James Thacker for the photo of Route One on Ben Nevis, Carn Dearg Buttress last week. He says they found it ..."rather uphill"... Today we have some drier weather, but still showery. Snow above 600 metres last night. Next week I still have spaces in the CIC Hut so get in touch again if you are still interested. Either a course or self-led programme.
From the weekend it appears as though the temperature will drop like a stone, with winds from Arctic regions slicing down across Scotland. So if the weather charts are to be trusted, we are in for some more good sport from Friday or Saturday.
Teams coming back today reported very bad sluffs/avalanches in a variety of locations. Some brave (?) souls climbed Two-Step Corner. Dorsal Arete had snow near the top and some wicked hail-showers.
posted by Westcoast Mountainguides @ 12:54 PM
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