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
Monday 30th March 2020
Last updated
Sunday 29th March 2020 at
3:50 PM
High pressure to the west of the British Isles will bring largely dry but mostly cloudy conditions with a persistent cloud sheet; although some breaks will occur. Brisk winds across England and Wales, and in the morning across Scotland, will give significant chill. Isolated snow flurries.
Significant chill. Cloud sheet covering higher tops. Isolated flurries.
North to northeasterly 15 to 25mph; may reach 30mph at times higher slopes.
May impede walking at times across higher slopes with significant wind chill.
Isolated flurries.
Risk of a few isolated snow or hail flurries.
Areas of low cloud covering higher tops.
A cloud sheet will cover the area, and give banks of cloud at times through the day across higher slopes above 500m. Some breaks in cloud sheet may develop; most likely in the west.
50%
Mostly cloudy, but some patches of sun will break through at times. Visibility mostly good or very good.
0C rising to 3C, but feeling closer to -12C in direct exposure to strongest winds in the morning.
Terrain frozen or partly frozen from valleys up after frost at dawn. Will rise to 8 to 10C in the afternoon.
Peak District
Tuesday 31st March 2020
Last updated
Sunday 29th March 2020 at
3:50 PM
Northeasterly 15mph, becoming northerly 5-10mph.
Becoming small.
No precipitation expected
Mostly above tops.
A few patches possible covering higher tops in the morning. However, but midday hills mostly clear.
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Occasional sun, but often periods when cloudy. Visibility excellent.
0C lifting to 3C.
Patchy frost in valleys at dawn, then temperatures rising to 8 to 10C in the afternoon.
Peak District
Wednesday 1st April 2020
Last updated
Sunday 29th March 2020 at
3:50 PM
Northwesterly 10 to 20mph; highest in the afternoon.
Small.
Mostly dry
Small risk of an isolated shower or flurry.
Very little
Fragments of cloud covering some high tops around dawn. Otherwise, hills very likely clear.
80%
Some patches of sun, but often overcast due to persist cloud sheet. Visibility very good or excellent.
1C lifting to 3C by the afternoon.
Patchy frost at first, then temperatures rising to 7 to 9C in the afternoon.
Frequently cold this week, leaving higher terrain in Scotland frozen and intermittently frozen elsewhere. Precipitation amounts small, although heavier snow showers arriving later in week across Scotland. Scottish MR Note: Scot Gov has stated that "essential travel only must be undertaken" in order to protect our rural communities and prevent extra pressure on our Emergency Services. Now is the time to avoid unnecessary mountain activities and consider our social responsibilities. More info, visit: https://www.gov.scot/coronavirus-covid-19/