Creag Meagaidh

Forecast Snow Stability: The thaw continues with more snow loss expected. Some surface instabilities are possible from the steepest slopes above 950m on North-West to Easterly aspects. But generally, although the snowpack will be wet it will remain stable in most areas. Any remaining cornices will weaken further and be prone to collapse. Some potential for minor full depth avalanches from snow slopes and gullies above steep crags. The avalanche hazard will be Low

Forecast Weather Influences: Heavy rain at all levels overnight and during the day, with some sleet or snow on the tops for a time. Freezing level mostly well above the summits but briefly at summit levels mid morning. Winds strong to Gale forces South-Westerly. Observed Weather Influences: A wet day with rain at all levels easing afternoon.. Mild with summit temperatures around +4 deg C. Winds fresh Southerly on the tops. Poor visibility above 800m. ObservedSnowStability: The thaw continues with snow loss in most areas however, although moist, stability is generally good in all areas. Greatest snow amounts are mostly above 950m on Northerly to Easterly aspects with ribbons and large patches on other aspects and lower elevations. Avalanche debris noted at base of gullies in main cliffs in Coire Ardair. The avalanche hazard is Low