Includes all higher summits in the southern half of Wales: the Bannau Brycheiniog / Brecon Beacons National Park, southern Cambrian Mountains and highest Preseli hills.
Brecon Beacons
Wednesday 9th July 2025
Last updated
Tue 8th Jul 25 at
4:30PM
Extensive cloud and drizzle near the all western coasts; improving in the afternoon when only a few patches remain, most extensive on the Cuillin where it will also be windy. Cloud base higher well inland with occasional breaks; clearing Peak District and parts of Wales. Feeling cool in Scotland and mild in England and Wales.
Morning cloud clearing. Light winds.
West to northwesterly 10 to 15mph or less with variable direction wind.
Small.
Rain unlikely
Fine drizzle possible on western slopes in low cloud in morning.
Early low cloud, largely clearing
Banks of cloud particularly western hills, may cover Cambrians and Preseli hills to 400m or lower in morning. Lifting and breaking up to leave most or all hills clear into afternoon. Some fog near coast. Patchy cloud may linger in mid-Wales.
30% rising to 80% afternoon.
Fairly cloudy morning, occasional sun into middle of day, increasingly sunnier. Misty coastal hills particularly in morning; visibility becoming very good.
13C rising to 17C, humid. Feeling a touch cooler in the wind.
Above the summits
Brecon Beacons
Thursday 10th July 2025
Last updated
Tue 8th Jul 25 at
4:30PM
Southwesterly or variable 10mph or less.
Negligible.
No rain expected
Hills clear
Any early patchy mist or cloud around slopes soon dispersing.
Practically certain
Mostly sunny. Visibility very good.
14C rising to 18C.
Above the summits.
Brecon Beacons
Friday 11th July 2025
Last updated
Tue 8th Jul 25 at
4:30PM
Light winds with variable direction. Risk southerly 15mph near Cardigan Bay.
Negligible, small near the west coast.
Very likely dry
Remote risk of isolated late-afternoon thundery showers. Dry otherwise.
Little or no cloud
Very small chance of patchy cloud on higher ground should there be afternoon showers.
90%
Widespread sunshine; beware sunburn and dehydration. Excellent visibility near west coast; some haze eastern Cymru/Wales.
20 to 24C, warmest in the eastern Bannau Brycheiniog/Brecon Beacons NP and the Black Mountains.
Above the summits.
A humid southwesterly wind midweek produces extensive low cloud across west and northwest Scotland with some drizzly rain. Drier with sun and broken cloud in eastern Scotland, improving in southern areas. High pressure expanding over England and Wales brings more sunshine and draws in increasingly very warm air again in the later part of this week; higher temperatures and more sunshine extending into Scotland with time. A fine and very warm weekend in prospect, low risk of thundery showers forming toward the west. Cooler with a greater risk of showers early next week.