Right now

Temp3°C

Wind16 km/h

Gusts24 km/h

Humidity78.9%

Rain 48h1mm

Last rain37h ago

Assessment

Should be dry

Cold — excellent friction but watch for damp seeping features

7-day forecast

Scroll through each day — hourly detail is shown inline.

Today Friday 30 October

Good

Temp0°C

Rain0.2mm

Wind16 km/h

Gusts24 km/h

Humidity79%

Should be dry

Gneiss climbs well when dry; foliation planes can hold moisture on shaded aspects

Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum

10:00 — dry — — null%

18:00 3° dry 16 — 78.9%

19:00 3° dry 17 — 75.2%

20:00 3° dry 17 — 72.7%

21:00 2° dry 17 — 71.6%

Sat Saturday 31 October

Poor

Temp5°C

Rain2mm

Wind10 km/h

Gusts—

Humidity76%

2.2mm rain forecast

Wet gneiss is slick — let the rock dry before leading

Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum

06:00 2° dry 21 — 63.5%

07:00 2° dry 20 — 63.6%

08:00 2° dry 20 — 64.6%

09:00 2° dry 18 — 67.4%

10:00 3° dry 15 — 69.8%

11:00 4° dry 13 — 71.3%

12:00 5° dry 10 — 73.7%

13:00 6° dry 8 — 73.2%

14:00 6° dry 6 — 78.5%

15:00 5° dry 8 — 84.1%

16:00 5° dry 10 — 83%

17:00 5° dry 7 — 85.2%

18:00 5° dry 9 — 94.2%

19:00 5° dry 9 — 94.2%

20:00 4° dry 8 — 96.9%

21:00 4° 0.3mm 8 — 97.5%

Sun Sunday 1 November

Poor

Temp0°C

Rain13mm

Wind5 km/h

Gusts—

Humidity87%

12.5mm rain forecastHumidity 87% — potential fog

Wet gneiss is slick — let the rock dry before leading
Damp air — friction edges may feel greasy

Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum

06:00 0° 0.1mm 13 — 99.8%

07:00 0° dry 10 — 99.8%

08:00 -1° dry 8 — 98.9%

09:00 -1° dry 8 — 96%

10:00 -1° dry 7 — 92.7%

11:00 0° dry 5 — 87.8%

12:00 0° dry 6 — 89%

13:00 0° dry 3 — 83%

14:00 0° dry 3 — 83.4%

15:00 0° dry 4 — 86.2%

16:00 -1° dry 7 — 89.8%

17:00 -1° dry 10 — 91.2%

18:00 -2° dry 10 — 93.2%

19:00 -2° dry 10 — 92.9%

20:00 -3° dry 9 — 88.1%

21:00 -3° dry 8 — 87.8%

Mon Monday 2 November

Poor

Temp3°C

Rain0.7mm

Wind17 km/h

Gusts—

Humidity86%

0.7mm rain forecastHumidity 86% — potential fog

Wet gneiss is slick — let the rock dry before leading
Damp air — friction edges may feel greasy

Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum

07:00 2° dry 12 — 94.4%

13:00 3° 0.3mm 17 — 85.6%

19:00 4° 0.3mm 18 — 94.8%

Tue Tuesday 3 November

Poor

Temp5°C

Rain0.9mm

Wind10 km/h

Gusts—

Humidity98%

0.9mm rain forecastHumidity 98% — likely fog/cloud

Wet gneiss is slick — let the rock dry before leading
Damp air — friction edges may feel greasy

Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum

07:00 4° 0.4mm 13 — 97.9%

13:00 5° dry 10 — 98.2%

19:00 5° dry 9 — 95.1%

Wed Wednesday 4 November

Poor

Temp5°C

Rain0.7mm

Wind19 km/h

Gusts—

Humidity89%

0.7mm rain forecastHumidity 89% — potential fog

Wet gneiss is slick — let the rock dry before leading
Damp air — friction edges may feel greasy

Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum

07:00 4° dry 15 — 93.2%

13:00 5° 0.3mm 19 — 88.9%

19:00 5° 0.4mm 19 — 95.6%

Thu Thursday 5 November

Poor

Temp5°C

Rain0.9mm

Wind13 km/h

Gusts—

Humidity97%

0.9mm rain forecastHumidity 97% — likely fog/cloud

Wet gneiss is slick — let the rock dry before leading
Damp air — friction edges may feel greasy

Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum

07:00 4° 0.3mm 17 — 96.2%

13:00 5° dry 13 — 96.6%

19:00 4° 0.2mm 12 — 93.9%

Fri Friday 6 November

Caution

Temp4°C

Raindry

Wind13 km/h

Gusts—

Humidity90%

Drying — 17h since rainHumidity 90% — potential fog

Gneiss climbs well when dry; foliation planes can hold moisture on shaded aspects
Damp air — friction edges may feel greasy

Time °C Rain Wind (km/h) Gust Hum

07:00 3° dry 13 — 92.9%

13:00 4° dry 13 — 89.5%

19:00 4° dry 13 — 92.4%

About Trollveggen (Troll Wall)

Trollveggen is the tallest vertical rock face in Europe, rising 1,000m+ from the Romsdal valley floor with the top overhanging its base by up to 50m. Rock is Precambrian gneiss — banded, foliated, and with sections of variable quality that make big-wall climbing here genuinely serious. Not a crag for casual visits: the base sits at low altitude but the wall reaches 1,700m, so the summit weather can be radically different, and rockfall from the shattered top sections is a documented, ongoing hazard. Seepage is medium because the gneiss foliation planes hold water and release it slowly down established drainage lines. The east aspect catches morning sun but the sheer scale means shaded sections stay wet for days after rain. Best conditions: an extended anticyclone in mid-summer. The valley floor forecast here is what the site displays; the summit will always be worse.

Region: Romsdal
Rock type: Gneiss
Aspect: east-facing
Altitude: 100m
Exposure: high
Seepage: medium

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