South side of the Fannichs
7th April 2024
Todays location for observations was Carn a Ghlinne above Kinlochewe giving some views to the South side of the Fannichs, where more snow remains than some of the other peaks in the forecast area. An early start was required to beat the worst of the winds which were storm force on the summits most of the day. The freezing level is just above the summits and a thaw of the remaining snow patches continues at most elevations. It did however remain dry for most of the morning before rain developed in the afternoon .
A dry day is forecast tomorrow with the winds due to drop gradually as the day progresses. The freezing level will be around 1000 metres.
Looking across to the Fannichs from Carn a Ghlinne. A’Chailleach on the left, Fionn Bheinn on the right.
A’Chailleach on the left, Toman Coinnich centre and Sgurr Breac on the right.
Sgurr nan Clach Geala (left) and Sgurr Mor (right)
Liathach on the left and Beinn Eighe on the right with a bit less snow than in yesterdays photos.
Looking down Loch Maree with Slioch on the right.
Hills on the South side of Glen Torridon, Fuar Toll on the right, Beinn Liath Mor centre and Sgurr nan Lochan Uaine on the right.
Looking to the hills South of Achnasheen just outside our Forecast area. Moruisg and Sgurr nan Ceannaichean in the foreground, Sgurr a Chaorachain and Sgurr Choinnich behind.
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