Drumochter

18th February 2021

Covid -19
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This blog is intended to provide hazard and mountain condition information to help plan safer mountain trips.
(Above) An Torc, or Boar Badenoch, Drumochter. A much depleted snow cover throughout the hills, from the thaw conditions of late.
(Above) The land rover access  track for the hills on the opposite side (to the East of the Drumochter pass) were still holding onto drifted snow and allowed reasonable ski access from near roadside today.
(Above) Some snow showers started to affect the area at around 700 metres midday; a few more are in the forecast, although the fluctuating temps will see the Freezing level rise again to well above summit levels by the end of the period – a poor mountain day in prospect tomorrow, with gale force winds on the tops.

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