Avalanche Information for the Scottish Mountains
Early season snow
The recent snowfall has been thawing and reducing in area over the past few days due to warmer temperatures.
No significant new snow is expected and summit temperatures are forecast to be above the summits into early November.
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Creag Meagaidh
Considerable - Natural avalanches may occur, in some cases large, in isolated cases very large are possible. A single person load is likely to trigger an avalanche on some steep slopes. Good hazard evaluation, visibility and route selection important especially in steep locations as indicated. Careful group management and good spacing is vital. Use mountain features (ridges and scoured slopes etc) to travel safely.
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Published: 06/11/2026
Glencoe
No hazard category issued
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Lochaber
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Northern Cairngorms
No hazard category issued
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Southern Cairngorms
No hazard category issued
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Torridon
No hazard category issued
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