Dustings
30th March 2019
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(Above) A bright morning on the Creag Meagaidh range, after some wintry overnight showers. Sron a Ghoire (L) Coire Ardair & the Post Face (C), The Window (R).
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(Above) Sron a Ghoire’s NE Gullies – the dusting of fresh snow above 850m largely insignificant in the scheme of things….
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(Above) The car park steady today, if not exactly overflowing – tomorrow maybe better for the likes of the horseshoe ’round’ of Cairn Liath / Creag Meagaidh / Sron a Ghoire – high pressure & light SW winds on the way…..
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(Above) Not so busy at the Drumochter car park of Balsporran today . Some popular Munros often accessed from here include  A’Mharconaich and Geal Charn from Drumochter
So – how useful are our Creag Meagaidh forecasts for such ‘nearby’ ranges?
We had been attempting to look at this over the winter (although this season perhaps not exactly proving a great gauge !)
I think for now the jury remains out on this ….. (no ‘dustings’ in evidence today any rate :-)Â )
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