The Galloway hills eastward to the Lammermuir hills. The Cheviots (including higher hills within the adjacent Northumberland NP).
Southern Uplands
Thursday 23rd April 2026
Last updated
Wed 22nd Apr 26 at
4:00PM
Gusty easterly winds for England, Wales and southern Scotland, but warmer and less windy overall than recent days. Light winds for much of the Highlands. Some early low-level mist, mostly toward eastern Pennines, but the mountains clear with bright sunshine widely; high UV levels, beware sunburn.
Breezy, gusty. Sunshine, warming up.
Southeasterly 15 to 25mph, gusty in places, typically strongest in Galloway.
Fairly small, but more noticeably blustery around some higher slopes, gusty in places lower down.
No precipitation expected
Early patches in east clearing
Patchy fog in some valleys, plus some cloud drifting onto lower eastern hills early morning, may take a few hours to clear Cheviots and eastern Borders, high tops likely above the cloud; all dispersing.
Above 90%
Sunny most of day in west, possibly thin high cloud. Early cloud in east retreating back to coast to give increasing sun. Visibility excellent.
6C rising to 8 or 9C, locally warmer in west afternoon.
Frost in valleys and some sheltered higher areas at dawn. Otherwise above freezing to the summits.
Southern Uplands
Friday 24th April 2026
Last updated
Wed 22nd Apr 26 at
4:00PM
Variable 10mph or less.
Negligible.
No rain expected
Early low mist, otherwise clear
A layer of mist drifts into low valleys from the Borders eastward at dawn, around the Central Belt too. Mist briefly lifts soon after sunrise but soon dissipates for cloud-free hills.
Practically certain
Extensive sunshine. Very good visibility, slight low-level haze.
8C rising to 12C. (Valleys start much cooler, then approach 20C inland afternoon).
Above the summits. At dawn, slight frost in valleys and possibly sheltered elevated hollows.
Southern Uplands
Saturday 25th April 2026
Last updated
Wed 22nd Apr 26 at
4:00PM
Variable direction mostly 10mph or less.
Negligible.
No rain expected
None expected
Some low-level mist mainly eastern glens and toward North Sea in the morning.
Above 90%
Extensive sunshine, some thin high cloud may develop from south. Visibility good, slight low-level haze.
8 to 11C, warmest west, whilst easternmost hills may drop a few degrees during afternoon.
Above the summits. Patchy frost at dawn inland valleys and sheltered higher areas.
A generally dry spell of weather continues into the weekend and next week, with mostly light winds and pleasantly warm temperatures, reaching 10C+ on many tops. Valleys and some sheltered higher areas will see some frosty dawns but by the afternoons many valleys will warm up toward 20C. Briefly cooler air drifts back into northeastern areas later Saturday. Strong April sunshine widely across the mountains, beware risk of sunburn. Misty starts in some valleys.