The entire Lake District National Park, taking in all major summits, including Scafell, Helvellyn, Skiddaw, the Langdales and Old Man of Coniston. Also includes the Howgill Fells east of Kendal (the NW extension of Yorks Dales).
Lake District
Sunday 24th January 2021
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Saturday 23rd January 2021 at
2:19 PM
Scotland: Scattering of snow showers in the west, mainly coastal hills, but for most areas dry, cold and mostly sunny. Towards dusk, risk of zone of more persistent snow moving inland from west coast. England and Wales: Areas of snow across Wales will gradually ease away in afternoon. Mostly fine elsewhere with little wind.
Mostly dry. Rare snow flurries, mainly in the west. Hills often clear.
Westerly 10 to locally 20mph.
Small.
Mostly dry, rare snow flurries.
Mostly dry, but here and there a few snow flurries/showers; these mostly across the western most Fells.
Often clear, some banks high tops.
Often clear, although here and there some banks drifting across higher tops. However, in any snow showers, forming more widely.
70%
Intermittent, perhaps later frequent, sun and very clear air. In any snow showers, visibility will become very poor.
-4C
Terrain widely frozen. May rise above zero up to 300m at times.
Lake District
Monday 25th January 2021
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Saturday 23rd January 2021 at
2:19 PM
West or northwesterly 15 to 20mph.
Fairly small
Often dry
A few flurries or brief showers of snow or briefly hail.
Patches some tops
Cloud banks covering some higher slopes for several hours, most likely toward west, but breaks likely to occur, and many fells may be often clear.
60%
Sun most frequent eastern fells. Very clear air. Local low level fog patches in morning.
-2C
As high as 400m near Irish Sea, otherwise terrain staying at least part-frozen into valleys following a hard frost inland.
Lake District
Tuesday 26th January 2021
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Saturday 23rd January 2021 at
2:19 PM
Northwesterly 15 to 20mph at dawn, soon dropping out for several hours, later southerly 15mph.
Mostly small, but marked wind chill at first.
Dry much of day, risk snow later.
Much of the day dry, but increasing risk of snow moving in from the southwest toward or after dusk.
Mostly clear morning, lowering afternoon.
Mostly clear through the morning, then banks will increasingly form higher slopes in the afternoon. Risk of becoming extensive around dusk.
70%
Early sunshine will soon become weak as high cloud builds, then overcast afternoon. Visibility excellent, but will become poor or very poor should precipitation arrive.
-1 or -2C, late in day rising to 2C near west coast.
Terrain staying at least part-frozen into valleys following a hard frost inland, but marked rise near west coast later.
Staying cold into early next week. Mountain terrain widely frozen with snow cover. Overnight frosts into valleys, most significant into Highland glens. Fronts will encroach from the southwest by Tuesday, bringing potentially extensive snowfalls. Temperatures then tending to rise midweek, resulting in freeze and thaw cycles - thawing most marked in Wales, perhaps also northern England, but likely short-lived thawing on the Munros. Wind varied, occasionally up to gale force.