GLENCOE
AVALANCHE HAZARD 1500 HRS ZZ/ZZ/ZZ 
FOR COMMS TEST ONLY
AVALANCHE HAZARD OUTLOOK *
*

CLIMBING CONDITIONS 

SNOW DISTRIBUTION: *
ICING: *
COMMENT: *



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CREAG MEAGAIDH
AVALANCHE HAZARD 1500 HRS XX/XX/XX
FOR COMMS TEST ONLY
AVALANCHE HAZARD OUTLOOK *
*

CLIMBING CONDITIONS 

SNOW DISTRIBUTION: *
ICING: *
COMMENT: *



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CREAG MEAGAIDH
AVALANCHE HAZARD 1500 HRS XX/XX/XX
FOR COMMS TEST ONLY
AVALANCHE HAZARD OUTLOOK *
*

CLIMBING CONDITIONS 

SNOW DISTRIBUTION: *
ICING: *
COMMENT: *



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CREAG MEAGAIDH
AVALANCHE HAZARD 1500 HRS XX/XX/XX
FOR COMMS TEST ONLY
AVALANCHE HAZARD OUTLOOK *
*

CLIMBING CONDITIONS 

SNOW DISTRIBUTION: *
ICING: *
COMMENT: *



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CREAG MEAGAIDH
AVALANCHE HAZARD 1500 HRS XX/XX/XX
FOR COMMS TEST ONLY
AVALANCHE HAZARD OUTLOOK *
*

CLIMBING CONDITIONS 

SNOW DISTRIBUTION: *
ICING: *
COMMENT: *



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CREAG MEAGAIDH
AVALANCHE HAZARD 1500 HRS XX/XX/XX
FOR COMMS TEST ONLY
AVALANCHE HAZARD OUTLOOK *
*

CLIMBING CONDITIONS 

SNOW DISTRIBUTION: *
ICING: *
COMMENT: *



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NORTHERN CAIRNGORMS
AVALANCHE HAZARD 1500 HRS WED 16/12/98 
Very little snow.  Small pockets, which do exist in sheltered 
gullies, are stable. The avalanche hazard is Low (Category 1).

AVALANCHE HAZARD OUTLOOK  THU 17/12/98  
Mild conditions prevail. Rain with some light isolated snow 
showers later in the period will not bring any significant change 
to the current situation. The avalanche hazard will remain Low 
(Category 1)											

CLIMBING CONDITIONS 

SNOW DISTRIBUTION: Isolated pockets only, a light 
dusting exists around summits.
ICING: A small amount only, slowly disappearing in thawing 
conditions.
COMMENT: Some colder weather in prospect by the weekend.




LOCHABER
AVALANCHE HAZARD 1500 HRS WED 16/12/98 
Very little snow.  Small pockets, which do exist in
sheltered gullies, are stable.  The avalanche hazard is Low

(Category 1).
AVALANCHE HAZARD OUTLOOK THU 17/12/98
Mild conditions prevail.  Rain with some light isolated
snow showers later in the period will not bring any
significant change to the current situation.  The avalanche
hazard will remain Low (Category 1).

CLIMBING CONDITIONS 

SNOW DISTRIBUTION: Isolated pockets only, a light
dusting exists around summits.
ICING: A small amount only, slowly disappearing in
thawing conditions.
COMMENT: Some colder weather in prospect by the weekend. 



GLENCOE
AVALANCHE HAZARD 1500 HRS WED 16/12/98 
Isolated patches of old wet snow exist above 920m on  
Northerly slopes and in gullies. These deposits are not 
significant or of any great depth. No avalanche hazard category
issued.

AVALANCHE HAZARD OUTLOOK THU 17/12/98
A cooler SW airflow will persist with rain at most levels 
accompanied by strong winds during the day. Light snow 
shower can be expected during the afternoon. These light snow 
showers are not expected to alter the current state of  the 
avalanche hazard. No avalanche hazard category issued.

CLIMBING CONDITIONS 


SNOW DISTRIBUTION: Isolated patches above 920m.

ICING: None.

COMMENT: Limited winter conditions at present.



SOUTHERN CAIRNGORMS
AVALANCHE HAZARD 1500 HRS WED 16/12/98 
Patchy soft snow exists on most aspects above 850m with 
deepest accumulations to be found on N aspects above 900m in 
sheltered hollows and gullies. The avalanche hazard is Low 
(Category 1).

AVALANCHE HAZARD OUTLOOK THU 17/12/98
Existing snow will be firmer initially but rain will soon help 
return it to a softer condition. Later, light new accumulations will 
build on sheltered NE aspects above 900m where the avalanche 
hazard will be Low 
(Category 1).


CLIMBING CONDITIONS 

SNOW DISTRIBUTION: Patchy, with deepest areas on N 
aspects above 900m.

ICING: None.

COMMENT: Light snow in PM will fall to 750m.



CREAG MEAGAIDH
AVALANCHE HAZARD 1500 HRS WED 16/12/98 
The recent mild conditions have left a very sparse snowpack 
above 900m. Largest accumulations are on N to E facing slopes, 
particularly in the deeper gullies and hollows.  What little snow 
that is left is soft but very stable. The avalanche hazard is Low 
(Category 1).

AVALANCHE HAZARD OUTLOOK THU 17/12/98
Continuing mild conditions and heavy rain followed by light 
snow above 900m, will make little difference to the current 
sparse and stable remaining snowpack. The avalanche hazard 
will remain Low (Category 1).


CLIMBING CONDITIONS 

SNOW DISTRIBUTION: Sparse and patchy above 900m. 
Even the easiest gullies are only half complete.

ICING: Non-existent.

COMMENT: Cornice remnants remain above the Inner Coire.




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