The entire Yorkshire Dales National Park and North Pennines AONB, including the Three Peaks and Cross Fell, plus Howgills, also south to Forest of Bowland.
Yorkshire Dales & North Pennines
Thursday 24th April 2025
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Thu 24th Apr 25 at
7:46AM
Low cloud from the North Sea covering all but some western mountains widely from dawn will gradually clear as it retreats eastwards into the middle of the day, some patches may remain on eastern slopes. Sunny most or all day western coasts. Small risk an afternoon shower.
Early low cloud lifting and clearing. Fairly light wind.
Easterly 10-15mph, may start to strengthen a little later, turning southeasterly.
Mostly small
Rain unlikely
Possible fine drizzle in cloud.
Mostly in east in morning; clearing
Sheet of cloud above 500 or 600m will lift and clear later morning and middle of day. st.
20% rising to become almost certain
Cloud breaking to give patchwork of sunshine. Misty start eastern hills; visibility then excellent.
3C rising to 7C.
3C at dawn, grass frost some valleys. Rising to 14C afternoon.
Yorkshire Dales & North Pennines
Friday 25th April 2025
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Thu 24th Apr 25 at
7:46AM
Southeasterly 10-15mph, becoming gusty 20-25mph in places around western tops.
Mostly small, some uncomfortable gusts may develop toward west.
Little or no rain
Largely dry, chance of an odd patch of light rain in the west afternoon into evening.
Early low cloud lifting
Variable fog banks from dawn lifts and breaks during the morning for mostly cloud-free hills through the afternoon. May start to lower over Three Peaks toward dusk.
50%, rising to 80%
Weak sun through thickening high cloud. Excellent visibility.
5C, rising to 8C
3C at dawn, rising to 14C afternoon.
Yorkshire Dales & North Pennines
Saturday 26th April 2025
Last updated
Thu 24th Apr 25 at
7:46AM
Southerly 15 to 20mph.
Fairly small
A little rain, risk a showery burst
Patchy rain and drizzle, mostly western Dales in the morning. May largely fade out, but risk an odd burst of rain almost anywhere into afternoon.
Varied, lifting gradually
Banks of cloud covering many fells in the morning, lowest and most persistent toward the south. Gradually rising to upper slopes with breaks toward tops or above in the afternoon.
40%
Glimpses of sun developing. Misty start in places, visibility improving to become generally good.
7C
8C from dawn, rising to 14C afternoon.
Weak fronts will encroach from the Atlantic by Friday into the weekend, bringing more humid air, with low cloud and patchy rain or drizzle, local showery bursts. Possibility of more persistent rain in western Scotland by Sunday with stronger southwesterly winds for a time. Generally mild, or increasingly warm into early next week as southerly air prevails. High pressure rebuilding with a good deal of dry and sunny weather expected next week into the start of May.