When is there a tailwind on Cat Hill climb?
Cat Hill climb is a 0.4 km Strava climb heading north-northeast, at 4.0% average grade. It is fastest with a wind from the south-southwest (SSW, around 203°). Tailwind KOMpass watches the forecast and tells you when that wind arrives.
Live wind · best from SSW
Tailwind forecast
- Distance
- 0.4 km
- Average grade
- 4.0%
- Elevation gain
- 16 m
- Heading
- NNE (23°)
- Best wind from
- SSW
- KOM
- 0:24
- QOM
- 0:30
- Efforts on Strava
- 4,226,024
How to take the record
- Pick the day, not just the legs: wait for a south-southwest wind. On a climb the gain is smaller, but on the flatter parts it still counts.
- Ride it fresh: warm up, then start the effort at the segment start rather than carrying fatigue in.
- Pace it evenly. Going out too hard costs more time at the end than it gains at the start.
Frequently asked questions
- What wind direction is best for Cat Hill climb?
- A wind from the south-southwest (SSW) blows straight along Cat Hill climb, so that is when it rides fastest. Wind from the side helps much less, and wind from the north-northeast is a headwind.
- What is the KOM on Cat Hill climb?
- The KOM stands at 0:24 and the QOM at 0:30, as last read from Strava. That is an average of 59.5 km/h for the KOM.
- How do I know when there is a tailwind on Cat Hill climb?
- Tailwind KOMpass checks the wind forecast for this segment and can email you when a real tailwind is blowing along it, free and without an account. Connect Strava to also see your own gap to the record and the wind you need to close it.
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Segment data from Strava. Tailwind KOMpass is not affiliated with Strava.