The southernmost Pennines, covering the entire Peak District National Park, also extending north to hills accessed from Hebden Bridge, and including the hills immediately north of Manchester.
Peak District
Saturday 28th May 2022
Last updated
Sat 28th May 22 at
7:33AM
Extensively dry with patches of sun, although a few brief showers. However, it will remain chilly, particularly near the coast of NW Scotland, where higher areas will be below freezing point.
Risk of a shower. Light wind.
Northerly, 15mph.
Small.
Isolated showers
A few brief showers afternoon.
Little if any
Almost certain
Bright sunshine until late morning, then more cloudy. Visibility excellent.
5C rising to 9C. Will feel much colder directly in the wind.
Around 16C in the afternoon
Peak District
Sunday 29th May 2022
Last updated
Sat 28th May 22 at
7:33AM
Northerly, 15 to 20mph, perhaps 25mph at times on higher moors, particularly eastern areas.
Fairly small
Showers, mainly afternoon
Risk of a few showers from dawn. From late morning or midday, a scattering of showers more widely, giving hail on higher tops. Small risk isolated thunder.
Little if any
90%
Patchwork of sun, but cloud filling in by afternoon. Visibility excellent.
4C rising to 8C. Wind chill will feel near or below 0C in the morning.
Around 5C in sheltered valleys at dawn, rising to 13 to 15C.
Peak District
Monday 30th May 2022
Last updated
Sat 28th May 22 at
7:33AM
Direction may well vary, mostly less than 15mph, perhaps calm on some summits.
Mostly negligible.
Areas of showers developing
Risk showers here and there from dawn. Showers may become more widespread, possibly heavy with small risk thunder, from late morning.
Mostly very little
Cloud base will rise above the summits a few hours after dawn, although fragments may return near showers.
80%
Patches of sunshine will tend to give way to occasional bursts of sun. Often excellent visibility but poor in rain.
6C.
3 to 5C post dawn with ground frost in some valleys and sheltered upland dips. Will reach 14 or 15C in the afternoon.
Relatively low temperatures on the mountains much of next week; particularly on the Scottish highlands where higher tops will frequently be near freezing point. Showers, some heavy and thundery, giving hail and on higher tops snow, will be widespread, particularly in the afternoons, when in some areas they will merge to give a few hours of precipitation.