The entire Yorkshire Dales National Park and North Pennines AONB, including the Three Peaks and Cross Fell, also south to Forest of Bowland and Ilkley Moor.
Yorkshire Dales and North Pennines
Monday 12th April 2021
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Staying cold, sub-zero on the mountains, but winds generally light. Dry with sunshine and very clear air for many places. Chance of isolated snow showers or flurries. Cloudier for Wales. Widespread significant frost inland after dawn.
Cold, but mostly light winds. Clear air.
Northwest turning westerly; 10mph or at times less, but 15mph perhaps 20mph locally in morning, mainly North Pennines and above some eastern dales.
Mostly small.
Substantially or completely dry
Chance of an isolated snow or soft hail flurry; most of these may form further away to the east of the Pennines later.
Widely clear
Where cloud builds through day; bases will be well above higher summits in dry air mass.
Almost certain
Extensive sun in the morning; cloud building up a little into afternoon, but still often sunny. Visibility superb.
-3C lifting to around 1C, but some local variation.
Sub zero at dawn, frost in most valleys. Lifting to around 8C in the afternoon.
Yorkshire Dales and North Pennines
Tuesday 13th April 2021
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West to northwest 5 to 10mph.
Negligible
Substantially or completely dry.
Very likely dry, but risk of an isolated shower; snow higher slopes.
Likely very little
Hills very likely widely clear through the day. Locally forming on hills should snow showers develop.
80%
Periods of sunshine; perhaps extensive for several hours. Skies may fill in with cloud in the afternoon. Visibility excellent.
-1C lifting to around 1C; but some local variation.
Sub zero at dawn, lifting to around 8C by afternoon.
Yorkshire Dales and North Pennines
Wednesday 14th April 2021
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Sunday 11th April 2021 at
3:10 PM
Perhaps little wind overall. May become northeasterly 10-15mph.
Mostly small
Possible snow flurries
Chance of an isolated snow or soft hail flurry. Where these do form, they will move around slowly for an hour or so.
Little if any
Fragments of cloud may briefly form on higher slopes in morning, otherwise most cloud which forms will be above the hills. Brief patches on tops if showers occur.
90%
Periods of sunshine; cloud sometimes filling in, particularly by afternoon. Visibility excellent.
0C rising to 2C.
Slight frost some valleys at dawn; reaching 8 to 10C by afternoon.
High pressure influences Britain through the next week to 10 days, maintaining quiet and fairly cool conditions, although a gradual rise of temperature is expected. Frost remains common, with a general rise of freezing level on the mountains into the afternoons. Existing lying snow on higher mountains will stay in place, thawing slightly during daytimes. Sun and variable cloud; most mountains often clear. Very little precipitation, apart from very isolated showers of snow or soft hail. Mostly light winds, but there may be some strengthening of wind around next weekend.