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 11th July 2020
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Friday 10th July 2020 at
2:09 PM
A weak ridge of high pressure will bing fairly light wind and patchy sunshine. However, cloud will continue to shroud higher western mountains, largely clearing elsewhere, and a few passing showers will affect mainly Scotland.
Light wind. Risk isolated brief showers.
Westerly, 10mph.
Negligible
Rain very unlikely
Risk isolated brief showers morning.
Little if any by late morning
Cloud will shroud higher tops occasionally until mid or late morning, but the base will rise to clear all summits.
Greater than 90% by midday
Patchy sunshine, although cloud will tend to fill in by midday. Superb visibility.
10C
16 to 18C in the afternoon, warmest eastern dales.
Peak District
Sunday 12th July 2020
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Friday 10th July 2020 at
2:09 PM
West backing southwesterly 10 to perhaps later 15mph.
Negligible
No rain
Very little if any
90%
Patchwork of sunshine - although sometimes weak due to thin high cloud. Excellent visibility.
13C
18 to 20C, warmest eastern dales in the afternoon.
Peak District
Monday 13th July 2020
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Friday 10th July 2020 at
2:09 PM
Southwest veering westerly 30mph.
Likely to impede ease of walking on higher areas
Risk rain on and off
Progress of a front eastwards toward the area is uncertain. Most likely starting dry, perhaps dry until afternoon. But gradually rain likely to form, although total rainfall probably small.
Very extensive
Low confidence in detail; Likely to deteriorate as cloud fills in across the hills, probably by midday. Particularly more western slopes are then likely to remain foggy most or all day.
40%
Patches of sun likely to give way as cloud thickens. Very good visibility but becoming poor in rain.
13C
Around 17C, perhaps 20C eastern dales.
Generally southwest or westerly winds will bring bands of cloud and rain into Britain from time to time next week. However, frequently dry and total rainfall small in Wales and the Southern Pennines, whilst wettest conditions will be on the NW and W Highlands (where cloud very frequently shrouding higher areas).