The southernmost Pennines, covering the entire Peak District National Park, also extending north to hills accessed from Hebden Bridge, and including the hills immediately north of Manchester.
Peak District
Monday 2nd August 2021
Last updated
Sun 1st Aug 21 at
4:10PM
Dry and bright for most places. Quite cool, but light winds. A fair amount of cloud in the sky, although most summits often clear. Patches on some higher slopes in morning. One or two showers for the Pennines and Wales, locally a heavy burst in S & E Wales.
Local showers forming, tops mostly clear.
West to southwest, 10mph or less.
Small
A few showers developing
A scattering of showers likely to form and drift around slowly, locally the odd heavy burst during the afternoon.
Mostly above hills
Local banks of cloud on the hills mainly where showers occur, or briefly early morning.
90%
Fairly cloudy, some sun mostly morning. Visibility very good.
8C at dawn, rising toward 12C afternoon.
Around 10C at dawn, rising to 17 to 19C afternoon.
Peak District
Tuesday 3rd August 2021
Last updated
Sun 1st Aug 21 at
4:10PM
South to southwesterly 10mph or less.
Small
Chance of a shower
Perhaps an isolated shower mainly middle of day into afternoon.
Soon above the hills
Local patches of low cloud covering some slopes from dawn, mainly western areas, soon largely breaking up in the morning leaving cloud generally above the hills.
80%
Mostly cloudy skies, glimpses of sun. Visibility very good.
9C rising to 13C
7 to 9C at dawn, rising to 18 to 20C afternoon.
Peak District
Wednesday 4th August 2021
Last updated
Sun 1st Aug 21 at
4:10PM
Southerly 15 to 20mph, may strengthen through day to 25mph higher tops.
Fairly small, but becoming blustery on higher tops with time.
Risk a burst of rain
Often dry. Risk of odd showery bursts of rain forming.
Most cloud above the hills
Occasional patches higher tops in morning or around showers.
80%
Fairly cloudy overall, a little sun mostly eastern moors. Visibility very good.
10C rising to 14C
10 to 12C at dawn, rising to 20 to 22C afternoon.
A relatively quiet start to the week, but expect local showers or patchy rain. Lowering pressure Wednesday into Thursday then leads to an unsettled end to the week. Widespread rain and heavy showers, some thundery downpours. The most sustained rain likely focused on England & Wales. Windier too, the strongest winds expected across southern Britain, where gales are possible at times Thursday-Friday. A little warmer through midweek, but no imminent return to hot weather. Likely staying generally unsettled through the weekend as low pressure continues to influence Britain.