Let be a Fréchet space, i.e. a metrizable and complete locally convex space (lcs), its strong second dual with a defining sequence of seminorms induced by a decreasing basis of absolutely convex neighbourhoods of zero , and let be a bounded set. Let be the “worst” distance of the set of weak -cluster points in of sequences in to , and the worst distance of the weak -closure in the bidual of to , where means the natural metric of . Let , provided the involved limits exist. We extend a recent result of Angosto–Cascales to Fréchet spaces by showing that: If , there is a sequence in such that for each -cluster point of and . Moreover, iff . This provides a quantitative version of the weak angelicity in a Fréchet space. Also we show that , where is relatively compact and is the space of -valued continuous functions for a web-compact space and a separable metric space , being now the “worst” distance of the set of cluster points in of sequences in to , respect to the standard supremum metric , and . This yields a quantitative version of Orihuela’s angelic theorem. If is strongly web-compact then ; this happens if for (for instance, if is a (DF)-space or an (LF)-space). In the particular case that is a separable metrizable locally convex space then for each bounded . [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]