Dry Mixed Muddy

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Current modeled condition for Tipperary Lane

Estimated trail surface condition and wetness breakdown for Tipperary Lane in Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland.

NORTHERN IRELAND / Northern Ireland

Current condition

Length: 1.21 km

Surface Score
7 /10
Model suggests drier conditions
The model suggests a drier surface. Check shaded sections, low spots and local access notices; this is not confirmation that the whole route is dry or open.

How to use this estimate: Loamcast combines available weather, surface, soil, terrain, and hydrology signals to identify sections worth checking before a ride, run, or hike. It is a planning aid, not a physical inspection or safety guarantee.

Generally rideable Conditions look usable, with minor damp spots still possible in shaded or lower sections.
Still drying Rain is mostly older, but the 48h total is 8.5 mm. Shaded sections may lag behind the headline score.
Hard surface The mapped surface should shed water faster than dirt or clay sections.
Recorded model / page update: 2026-09-16 08:00 BST (Europe/London) Rainfall observation time: 2026-09-16T10:45:00+00:00 Weather status: fresh History: 7 recorded days

Inputs behind this estimate

  • Surface: gravel surface usually drains faster than dirt, but loose sections can stay damp after rain.
  • Recent rain: moderate rain (8.5 mm) in the last 48h; surface is still drying.
  • Terrain: no strong lowland/water-retention signal; open exposure aids drying.
  • Confidence: Medium — based on weather and terrain models; no recent user observations are available.

Condition Breakdown

Surface
Used as a drainage and grip modifier in the condition model.
 Asphalt
Road Solidity
Hard-packed gravel/stone with minimal loose material.
 Compacted Gravel
Moisture Sensitivity
Excellent water runoff. Structure remains firm and mud-free.
 Low
Rutting & Washout Risk
Dry or paved base. Minimal risk of ruts, pooling, or washouts.
 Low
Recent rain
8.5 mm in 48h, 8.5 mm in 72h.
 1.4 mm / 24h
Temperature
Affects drying rate via surface evaporation.
 13.9 °C
Humidity
High relative humidity slows down surface moisture evaporation.
 78%
Segment spread
2 mapped segment(s) scored for this object.
 7-10 / 10
Confidence
Weather source: metoffice-datahub-land-observations + Met Office radar rainfall estimate (British Crown copyright, CC BY-SA).
 Medium

Recorded 7-Day Condition History

Date Score Label Rain
2026-09-10 10/10 Dry / Fast -
2026-09-11 10/10 Dry / Fast -
2026-09-12 10/10 Dry / Fast -
2026-09-13 10/10 Dry / Fast -
2026-09-14 10/10 Dry / Fast -
2026-09-15 10/10 Dry / Fast -
2026-09-16 7/10 Good -

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