The entire Yorkshire Dales National Park and North Pennines AONB, including the Three Peaks and Cross Fell, also south to Forest of Bowland and Ilkley Moor.
Yorkshire Dales and North Pennines
Sunday 29th May 2022
Last updated
Sat 28th May 22 at
2:27PM
Chilly northerly winds, mostly fairly light, will bring a few showers, of snow higher areas Scottish Highlands, but the risk of heavier showery rain to Wales - mainly South Wales. Patches of sun, although extensive cloud overall.
Light wind; a few showers afternoon. Chilly.
Northerly, 10 to 15mph, perhaps 20mph for a few hours after dawn.
Small
A few showers afternoon
Risk of an isolated shower morning. From midday, a scattering of brief showers, giving hail on higher tops.
Very little
Cloud almost all above the highest summits by late morning as patches on higher areas clear.
Almost certain by late morning
Patchwork of sun before cloud gradually fills in through the middle of the day. Visibility excellent.
3C rising to 7C.
5C or below in some sheltered valleys at dawn, rising to 12 to 14C.
Yorkshire Dales and North Pennines
Monday 30th May 2022
Last updated
Sat 28th May 22 at
2:27PM
Westerly mostly 15mph.
Small
Increasingly showery through afternoon
Risk isolated showery rain morning, perhaps hail on higher tops. Will tend to deteriorate from later morning as showers become more widespread - in places the rain heavy and persisting an hour or two.
Will come and go, sometimes very extensive and low
Cloud base will rise from 550 to 800m after dawn to above highest hills by late morning. But in rain, expect fog widely on higher slopes and in some areas on lower slopes as well.
70%
Patches of sunshine will tend to give way to occasional bursts of sun. Often excellent visibility but poor in rain.
6C.
2 to 5C post dawn with ground frost in some valleys and sheltered upland dips. Will reach 13 or 14C in the afternoon.
Yorkshire Dales and North Pennines
Tuesday 31st May 2022
Last updated
Sat 28th May 22 at
2:27PM
Westerly between 10 and 15mph. Risk gusts 25mph in places.
Small, but near precipitation, there may be sudden gusts on both higher and lower slopes.
Areas showery, possibly thundery rain
Confidence in detail low: A day of widespread showers, perhaps merging into areas of thundery rain. The heavier rain will be concentrated on the afternoon and evening.
Many tops cloud covered for periods
Overall, expect fog to cover higher areas, sometimes forming from lowest slopes up.
40%
Pockets of sun here and there. The air very clear, but near precipitation, often misty or murky.
6C
Will reach around 14C in the afternoon, albeit sudden drops in temperature toward only 10C in heavier rain.
Relatively low temperatures on the mountains until later in the week; particularly on the Scottish highlands where higher tops will frequently be near freezing point. Showers, some heavy and thundery, giving hail and on higher tops snow, will be widespread, particularly in the afternoons, when in some areas they will merge to give a few hours of precipitation with risk thunder. Signs of a few warmer drier days toward or into next weekend.