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Carrigtohill this time of year

  • 16-11-2004 12:27pm
    #1
    manonthemoon
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    Anyone know what Carrigtohill would be like to climb this time of year. Thinking of going this weekend. Any tips? How cold?

    Motm


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  • #2
    ^whitey^
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    You didnt mean Carrauntohil by any chance?


  • #3
    sliabh
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    Take a look at the forecast on met.ie/forecasts. Then a good rule of thumb is to knock off 8-10 degrees of temperature (about 1 degree centigrade per 100m climbed) and add 50% or so to the wind speed.

    Depending on the weather for the last two weeks the ground may also be wet, which is my experience is a bigger problem.

    What route are you planning to take?


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