Today we found that the best snow is now above 900 metres with only patchy cover below this height. However large areas of firm, well bonded snow exist above 900 metres (at the moment). There are some windslab accumulations present and although they are limited in distribution they are locally significant. Drifted deposits on the lens unfortunately - but the photo below shows 40cm of windslab over a refrozen base.
Patchy cover below 900 metres - East aspect of Cairnwell
Better cover on the West face of Creag Leacach
