Includes all summits in the the northern half of Wales from Pumlumon northwards.
Eryri / Snowdonia National Park
Tuesday 6th May 2025
Last updated
Mon 5th May 25 at
4:00PM
Fine with strong sunshine for most places, beware sunburn. A little fair-weather cloud into the afternoon. Warming up after a chilly start with frost. Cloud banks affect west coastal mountains north from Mull in the morning, tending to lift and thin with time. Light winds overall.
Mostly sunny, light breezes.
North to northeasterly 10mph, occasional 15mph.
Negligible
No rain
Not expected
Practically certain
Extensive or unbroken sunshine. Excellent visibility, although slight haze, particularly morning.
4C at dawn; rising as high as 10C afternoon.
Above the summits, but at dawn frost some upland and lowland valleys.
Eryri / Snowdonia National Park
Wednesday 7th May 2025
Last updated
Mon 5th May 25 at
4:00PM
North to northeasterly 10-15mph, increasing later in day to 20mph, local gusts 25mph around high tops.
Fairly small, but feeling increasingly chilly as the breeze freshens.
No rain
Not expected
Above 90%
Sun and high cloud, some patchy fair-weather cloud building afternoon inland. Visibility excellent.
4C at dawn, rising as high as 10C afternoon, but later in the breeze feeling much cooler, nearer 3C toward evening.
Generally above the summits, but at dawn near freezing with slight frost both in the valleys and on sheltered higher terrain.
Eryri / Snowdonia National Park
Thursday 8th May 2025
Last updated
Mon 5th May 25 at
4:00PM
Easterly 20mph, in places gusty 25-30mph some high tops, also some elevated passes in the morning.
Fairly small, but feeling chilly on exposed high terrain, especially morning. May at times start to affect balance on ridges.
Rain not expected
Soon lifting and clearing
Patches of cloud may graze tops mainly Carneddau area early morning, soon all lifting above the summits.
80%
Sunniest near west coast, some broken cloud for periods inland. Visibility excellent.
3C rising to 8C afternoon. Feeling like -3C in the wind in morning.
Generally above the summits, but just at dawn slight frost some valleys and sheltered higher terrain.
A quiet spell of weather as high pressure continues to dominate over the British Isles this week and very possibly well into next week too. Generally dry conditions, low risk of an isolated afternoon shower. Winds mostly light, direction variable. Chilly nights with frost in valleys and sheltered higher terrain. Becoming pleasantly warm into the afternoons. Sunshine and variable cloud, at times covering the sky, but generally above the mountain tops with excellent visibility. Very dry ground conditions, beware high risk of fire.