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
Saturday 27th July 2024
Last updated
Fri 26th Jul 24 at
2:15PM
The remains of a front will bring a mostly cloudy day with rain on and off southern. Scotland southwards, whilst further north only isolated showers. Winds light, except in the far north of Scotland, and temporarily in west Wales, where blustery.
Mostly cloudy; occasional rain, clearing evening
Southwest turning westerly, 15 to 20mph,.
Small.
Showery rain occasionally
Rain from time to time, including into the afternoon mainly Cambrian range bursts of heavy rain. Will clear completely from west at the end of the afternoon.
Generally extensive but nearly all clearing evening
Very varied through the day and from place to place. In and after steadier rain, fragments on lower slopes and extensive above 600m. But at other times confined above nearly all summits - and clearing altogether for the evening.
60%
Sunshine now and again, mainly east Wales, and bright sun evening. Visibility good, although poor in rain, excellent evening.
11C
Above the summits
Brecon Beacons
Sunday 28th July 2024
Last updated
Fri 26th Jul 24 at
2:15PM
Southerly, 10 to perhaps 15mph west Wales; very little wind indeed east Wales.
Negligible.
Rain very unlikely
Very little indeed
90%
Extensive sunshine. Excellent visibility.
10C, rising to a warm 18C mid afternoon.
Above the summits
Brecon Beacons
Monday 29th July 2024
Last updated
Fri 26th Jul 24 at
2:15PM
Southerly 15 to perhaps n Cambrian range 20mph.
Small.
Rain very unlikely
Very little if any
90%
Sunshine, although often weak (due to high level cloud). Excellent visibility.
13C rising to a warm 18C.
Above the summits.
Continued winds from the southwest will bring low cloud and occasional rain mainly to the NW Highlands. Otherwise largely or completely dry until around the middle of next week, with periods of sun and light wind - sometimes blustery NW Scotland.