Climbit Score vs CragReport

Climbit - Hyper-local weather forecasts to help you plan when and where to climb. Climbit is your ultimate tool for planning outdoor climbing adventures. Access hyper-local weather forecasts and location-specific climbing conditions for over 47,000 climbing spots across the United States. Customize your Climbit Score to make informed decisions about optimal climbing conditions. Climbit Score: Elevate your climbing experience with our unique Climbit Score system. It consolidates crag-specific weather reports, integrating essential metrics like temperature, humidity, precipitation history, cloud cover, and wind speed to provide a straightforward zero to five-star rating of current and forecasted conditions. Compare Climbing Locations: From local boulders to epic road trip destinations, our comparison page simplifies the process of deciding when and where to climb. Eliminate the guesswork by directly comparing multiple weather forecasts in one place. Explore: Unlock a world of climbing possibilities with Climbit. With data for over 47,000 climbing-specific locations nationwide, whether you're planning a new adventure or mastering your local project, Climbit helps you find the perfect time and place to climb.

CragReport gives you detailed weather conditions for thousands of crags worldwide. It pairs a physics-based thermal and drying model with hour-by-hour weather so you know when conditions hit their peak. Save your favorite areas, get notified when the conditions are good, and read what other climbers found on the ground. Features Conditions Score See a quality score for the current hour and every hour ahead. Tap any score for the top reasons driving it: rock temperature, humidity, dew point, sun, and wind. Five-Day Hourly Forecast See the forecast for any crag, with temperature, wind, precipitation, and condition rating per hour. Quickly find the best window across the week at a glance. Wall Configuration Get more accurate predictions for the wall you are climbing: Set wall direction (N–NW), overhang angle from vertical to 45°, and rock type — granite, sandstone, limestone, volcanic, gneiss, or quartzite. Wall conditions update based on these values to give you detailed insight on when it's the best time to climb. Rock-Aware Drying A two-phase drying model tracks surface film and internal moisture separately, so porous sandstone gets the patience it deserves and granite dries on its own clock. Past precipitation comes from NOAA MRMS radar, not just point forecasts. Map and Nearby Open a map of your saved crags and the closest crags around your current location. Tap any pin to jump straight to its forecast. Search by name or by location to find new areas. Push Alerts Get notified when a crag's conditions look good. Community Reports Read condition reports from climbers who were just there, with photos and notes on what the rock actually felt like. Submit your own report in seconds after a session.