Includes all higher summits in the southern half of Wales: the Bannau Brycheiniog / Brecon Beacons National Park, southern Cambrian Mountains and highest Preseli hills.
Brecon Beacons
Thursday 12th November 2026
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Wed 11th Nov 26 at
12:26PM
Low freezing level in briefly very cold northerly wind: widely gale force Scottish Highlands. A little less windy south into N England and Wales. Hail and snow showers northern and coastal NW Highlands, a few flurries elsewhere, albeit much of upland Britain fine and sunny.
Notable wind chill. Cold. Bright sunshine.
Northerly 20 to 25mph.
Mostly fairly small, but notable wind chill.
No precipitation expected most places
Chance of an odd shower over Pembrokeshire.
Little if any
Some cloud may drift over higher slopes from dawn, but all cleaing.
Almost certain.
Bright sunshine. Visibility excellent.
Around 0C. Feeling near -10C directly in the wind.
800m or just above. Patchy frost in valleys in morning.
Brecon Beacons
Friday 13th November 2026
Last updated
Wed 11th Nov 26 at
12:26PM
Northerly turning northwesterly, 15mph or likely dropping less during the day.
Mostly small.
Precipitation not expected
None expected
Above 90%
Extensive sunshine. Visibility excellent.
Around 0C.
Around 800m or just above, but frost widely in valleys in morning, in places all day inland out of sunlight.
Brecon Beacons
Saturday 14th November 2026
Last updated
Wed 11th Nov 26 at
12:26PM
Southerly between 15 and perhaps 20mph.
Fairly small.
Risk isolated shower
Small risk of a drizzly shower SW Wales.
Mostly confined to higher slopes
Risk Preseli and southern slopes Brecon Beacons of cloud above 450 to 650m at times. Elsewhere, patches some higher slopes, but hills often cloud free.
70%
Sunshine, perhaps extensive. Hazy westernmost areas; otherwise visibility excellent after fog some valleys morning.
0C tending to rise toward 2C through day.
700m rising above highest summits. Frost valleys morning.
The present extensively dry and often relatively windless weather will end over the next few days as low pressure envelopes Britain. Showery conditions (snow on higher areas) will arrive on western mountains (mainly W & NW Scotland) on Saturday, before the threat of widespread rain - or snow higher areas of the Highlands - on Sunday. There may also be upland gales (although as yet considerable uncertainty for Sunday). Next week, frequent precipitation, low cloud and bouts of upland gales.