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When to climb at Gallt yr Ogof

The best months for bouldering at Gallt yr Ogof are May: the coolest, driest spell of the year, when the rock has the best friction. On average, March to April and June to January are too wet.

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Month by month

MonthDry daysHigh / lowRainVerdict
January13 of 314° / 0°236 mmWet
February13 of 286° / 2°139 mmGood
March11 of 318° / 2°203 mmWet
April12 of 3010° / 3°134 mmWet
May17 of 3114° / 7°100 mmBest
June10 of 3016° / 9°123 mmWet
July8 of 3116° / 10°175 mmWet
August11 of 3116° / 10°148 mmWet
September10 of 3015° / 9°202 mmWet
October11 of 3111° / 6°172 mmWet
November10 of 308° / 3°192 mmWet
December9 of 317° / 3°260 mmWet

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When is the best time to boulder at Gallt yr Ogof?

The best months for bouldering at Gallt yr Ogof are May: the coolest, driest spell of the year, when the rock has the best friction. On average, March to April and June to January are too wet.

What's the weather like at Gallt yr Ogof in May?

Highs around 14 °C and lows around 7 °C, with about 14 days of 1 mm of rain or more and 100 mm in all, averaged over 2023 to 2025.

Which month is wettest at Gallt yr Ogof?

July, with about 23 rainy days and 175 mm on average. Most rock dries within a day after a shower, but cracks and pockets can seep for longer.