Weather section with warning  The weather section was removed with comment that it applies to any British mountain Maybe something like that should be a fixed feature on all such pages then My experience  and the core reason for adding it  was that it was a surprising change in weather from clear and calm before ascent and during ascent via Bakestall to estimated  mph winds and  yds visibility back to clear again within a few hours combined with the fact that numerous people were dressed inappropriately and even met a couple who were lost although they were dressed as experienced walkers they were very happy to meet someone who could tell them how to get down For safety reasons I went back down via Bakestall rather than the planned Long Side route I couldnt find the path and other walkers were in same situation plus I didnt consider it safe to walk in the windward side on an unknown path near supposedly steep drops with high velocity wind and little visibility Skiddaw seems to be considered a somewhat easysafe mountain and yet it appeared as potentially very dangerous on my first visit Looking at the Skiddaw article it says a number of stone windshelters have been erected Given the prevailing conditions these have a predominantly psychological value  this implies imho that there is little use for them again reinforcing the perception that it is a easysafe mountain I found these windshelters both useful gave a helpful rest out of the blistering winds and a number of other walkers were also occupying several of them I am not sure what is appropriate to include in the article but would suggest some kind of warning to reduce the risk of inexperienced walkers putting themselves in danger due to the article not having any warnings Suggestions    My reference to their purely psychological value was intended to convey the reverse Skiddaw is a windy place and like most such constructions they dont help all that much I fear this probably counts as original research on my part unless Wainwright said it in print he certainly did of other windshelters I have reworded to remove ambiguity  As has been pointed out to me when Ive raised similar concerns myself every page of wikipedia contains a disclaimer at the bottom Policy is that we dont add any others See here  for full details    Windshelters The knowledge about the windshelters would still be valid in there  as long as it doesnt imply that they have no use due to calm weather which I am not implying is what was said Further information about their sheltering power against dominant wind directions would also be useful should be based on accumulated experience to be useful For example the first shelter on the NE ascent was sufficiently good to give a very useful repite even in the somewhat dire conditions Or perhaps this is too much or too vague to include  Weather warnings I would still think we can improve any factual information about specific weather incidents  impacts for specific mountains This would not be covered in any useful way by any generic disclaimer Based on my limited experience I would say that some parts of some mountains lends themselves to be more dangerous than other due to their actual properties and propensity for dangerous weather For example maybe Long Side descent is no problem in bad weather maybe it is suicidal such information would be quite useful to include I can say that the NE ascentdescent was no problem at the time I was there Discussion on whether this would be useful  and how to implement  would be appreciated    If you can find information about windshelters orientation and efficacy in a reliable published source then in theory you can add it to wikipedia If it is original research then you cant my hypocrisy noted However given the transient nature of any such edifice this could almost immediately be out of date My experience is that they come and go just as often as cairns   The same for difficulty of descents etc There are blackspots Dont try Striding edge in a northerly gale Dont slide down Sharp Edge on any parts of your anatomy that you hold dear But you need a source Wainwright notes that MRT record  fatalities in  years or whatever Also remember that as soon as you add a warning to one route you risk declaring all of the others to be safe by implication   Wikipedia is an encyclopedia not a howto   Fair question though I only know through asking it myself