The entire Lake District National Park, taking in all major summits, including Scafell, Helvellyn, Skiddaw, the Langdales and Old Man of Coniston. Also includes the Howgill Fells east of Kendal (the NW extension of Yorks Dales).
Lake District
Thursday 24th June 2021
Last updated
Wed 23rd Jun 21 at
4:35PM
A damp atmosphere shrouds most west coastal hills in fog to lower slopes in morning. Some breaks forming for England, Wales & eastern Scotland. Rain heavier in middle of the day in western Scotland, spreading later to NW England and N Wales.
A little rain, but likely setting in later. Cloud breaks forming, best east.
Northwest turning westerly 10 to 20mph, tending to strengthen through day, reaching 20-25mph afternoon, nearer 30mph on higher tops into evening.
Fairly small morning, but increasing amounts of buffeting on higher fells as the day progresses.
Risk of rain mainly later in day
Pockets of drizzle from dawn, perhaps a local shower, otherwise many hours largely dry through the day. Toward evening, increasing risk of rain developing from the northwest to become fairly persistent up to dusk.
Most persistent near coast, breaks elsewhere.
Toward the coast, hills from lower slopes up may well be foggy most or all day, although some breaks forming middle of day. Progressively inland, the cloud base will rise. To the east of about High Street, the summits may well clear extensively by later morning.
30% rising to 70% eastern fells.
Glimpses of sun, most confined to eastern and southeastern fells. Intermittently excellent visibility, but poor in drizzle - extensively so on hills nearest the coast.
10C if in cloud, rising to 13C; then dropping toward 9C by dusk, and nearer 6C overnight.
Above the summits.
Lake District
Friday 25th June 2021
Last updated
Wed 23rd Jun 21 at
4:35PM
Direction likely to vary, at times little wind, rarely more than 15mph.
Mostly small.
Risk lingering rain
Some uncertainty: Rain arriving in the early hours likely to persist well into the daytime, risk of steady heavy falls for a few hours. May gradually break up, but expect rain or drizzle to continue, plus the odd heavy burst.
Fairly extensive
Risk of blanket low cloud across the fells most or all day. Some breaks may occur above 600m if rain fades away for sustained periods.
20%
Generally cloudy, very murky around rain. Occasional improvements.
7 to 9C
Above the summits.
Lake District
Saturday 26th June 2021
Last updated
Wed 23rd Jun 21 at
4:35PM
Easterly 15 to 20mph.
Fairly small
Little or no rain
Chance of local pockets of drizzly rain, mainly eastern Lakeland.
Lifting to higher tops
Fog covering higher fells in the morning, but likely to lift toward higher summits with breaks forming.
60%
Cloud breaking to give some sun, best toward the west where visibility good or very good. Eastern areas may be dull for a time.
9C rising to 12C.
Above the summits
Low pressure drifts slowly southwards across Britain through Friday into the weekend, followed by improving conditions from the north as pressure builds. Residual areas of rain, drizzle and low cloud may affect Wales, the Pennines and perhaps eastern Scotland through the weekend, whilst west & northwest Scotland become fine and increasingly warm. Most indications favour high pressure influencing Britain into next week, bringing mainly dry and warm weather. Despite some rain this week, most mountain areas will remain very dry underfoot: beware of the risk of fire.