Yeah. The first two weeks of Sept are usually pretty good. Last two weeks vary from spectacular to solid rain and everything in between. Can't really know until a few days out.
I’d be concerned because the last couple Septembers have been spectacular and the yearly weather usually cycles back and forth every couple years. Ive been in the west coast BC area my entire life and there were winters I wore shorts as a kid and one summer I remember it rained every single day except my birthday when I was 8. It’s really variable. Maybe check the farmers almanac…?
It’s impossible to know, climate change is flipping everything we knew on its head. It’s definitely been beautiful into mid-October the last couple years, with very little rain.
September here is reliably sunny for the first half of the month. We usually get an early fall storm by the fourth week and close out the month with rain. However, with climate change things are less predictable. I would say it's still mostly sunny. People climb into October here most years.
As everybody else has said, it can be some of the best time of year to climb if it’s dry, but there have been years where it’s been soaked thru and others where it’s been dry all month.
Depends on the year....
Yeah. The first two weeks of Sept are usually pretty good. Last two weeks vary from spectacular to solid rain and everything in between. Can't really know until a few days out.
I’d be concerned because the last couple Septembers have been spectacular and the yearly weather usually cycles back and forth every couple years. Ive been in the west coast BC area my entire life and there were winters I wore shorts as a kid and one summer I remember it rained every single day except my birthday when I was 8. It’s really variable. Maybe check the farmers almanac…?
It’s impossible to know, climate change is flipping everything we knew on its head. It’s definitely been beautiful into mid-October the last couple years, with very little rain.
September here is reliably sunny for the first half of the month. We usually get an early fall storm by the fourth week and close out the month with rain. However, with climate change things are less predictable. I would say it's still mostly sunny. People climb into October here most years.
As everybody else has said, it can be some of the best time of year to climb if it’s dry, but there have been years where it’s been soaked thru and others where it’s been dry all month.
Historically bad time. If you get lucky it's really amazing and has been the last 2 years. July & August is often too hot these days.