[Simon W]

Very wet in Sheffield S8 now, I'd imagine the peak is f*cked 

[tomtom]

I'd say most of the country is ferked weather wise at the moment. Still, looking at this Ysgo looks ok!

[Falling Down]

It's even snowing in Notting Hill...

[andy_e]

What app is this TT? Ta!

[dave]

Snow Radar, the clue is in the name, and in this case on the screenshot.

The companion app Home & Dry is also great, get them both as a bundle for a couple of fuckalls.

[andy_e]

I just thought that was the name of the particular map he was looking at, not the whole app! 

Ta!

EDIT: Are you guys using that there apple product? My phone's an orange so I can't find the app in the store...

[dave]

Yeah pomme de apple.

[erm, sam]

Is that any better than/different to the Met Office rainfall radar?

[dave]

supposedly those apps use the highest res radar available. Not sure if the met office does or not.

[tomtom]

supposedly those apps use the highest res radar available. Not sure if the met office does or not.

I think Met office are the only people operating countrywide rain radar. I suspect they release (for free) their own product with a downgraded spatial and temporal resolution (ie only every 30 min) or with a delay. The paid for weather apps seem to get data every 10-15 min and with less delay - so I think they pay the met office for this. The spatial resolution of the Met Office radar (each pixel) is 5km by 5km.

[lagerstarfish]

shit, just shit this morning

melting snow making everything wet

small amount of dry rock on Bridge Arete and Little Roof next to it if you're desperate

the curse of Tuesdays continues

[macca7]

I presume it's still all bad? Heading up from glorious Cornish sunshine and hoping to get something done today and tomorrow? Forecast is not looking good any suggestions greatly recieved!

Gutted!

[monkey boy]

Today looks ok but only till about 4. Some where that dries quickly could be ok - Stanage, Curbar etc.

[macca7]

Cheers monkey boy I'm en route!

[tomtom]

Macca - if you're coming up from Cornwall, why not check out the Churnett first? Probably en-route (its right next to Alton Towers)?

Lots of it is pretty weather proof - with the only issue maybe being condensation (though its fairly windy).

[macca7]

Cheers gents your input is much appreciated managed a couple of easier things at the roaches and Ramsay but the majority was pretty damp!

In the little john n9w with fingers firmly crossed that we can get on something tmrw. Anyone out or any suggestions on best bets again greatly recieved!

Thanks again

Macca

[jshaw]

Curbar boulders were dry as of ~7PM last night (19th).

[James Malloch]

Is anywhere likely to be okay for a boulder tomorrow morning/lunch before the expected rain comes in the afternoon?

[Murph]

It's all been a bit wet in sheffield today so probably not for grit. I don't know for certain though. Usual limestone question marks.

[jshaw]

Curbar or Plantation are usually a good option after rain. But I think it'd be a gamble today given the rain forecast for early afternoon.

[mark20]

Drizzly up Fox House way, a bit brighter futher south. Good breeze high up

[James Malloch]

Cheers mark, ended up at burbage on the remergence area. Pretty much all dry but bloody cold. Outside cafe is now proving to be the sensible option...

[bigironhorse]

Anyone know how burbage south boulders are doing? Or gorilla warfare?

[Johnny Brown]

Very wet at dusk last night, looked dry this morning but GW is slow to dry.

[danm]

Some lunchtime drizzle at Stoney and Hathersage but the sun's out again in Sheffield now.