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Met Office forecast for Wednesday

Issued 21 May at 16:24

Dry through the morning and also partly cloudy with sunny spells. There may be a few light isolated showers across eastern peaks through the afternoon, however remaining dry with good spells of sunshine in the west, giving clear views of all hills in sight. Winds picking up towards the end of the day leaving it feeling a little fresher in the evening.

Dawn - 9am

Medium-level cloud 0% chance of precipitation

9am - 12pm

Sunny intervals 0% chance of precipitation

12pm - 3pm

Sunny intervals 10-30% chance of precipitation

3pm - dusk

Light rain showers 30-50% chance of precipitation

Visibility

Generally good or very good, however reducing to moderate in any light showers in the east.

Hill fog

Occasional patches down to 400m at first, with cloud soon rising above the summits.

Wind at 500m

Northwesterly 20-25mph gusts 35mph, increasing 30-35mph gusts 45mph.

Temperatures

  • Valleys/low level: Plus 7 Celsius rising to Plus 14 Celsius.
  • At 900m: Plus 3 Celsius rising to Plus 8 Celsius.
  • Freezing level: Generally above the summits, but lowering to 800m by evening.

Daylight

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Hazards

Storm force winds

No risk

Gales

No risk

Severe chill effect

No risk

Persistent extensive hill fog

Low risk - Low cloud in the morning lifts through the day, temporarily causing navigation issues.

Thunderstorms

No risk

Heavy persistent rain

No risk

Strong sunlight

Medium risk - Medium risk of strong sunlight, mainly across western areas during the afternoon.

Blizzards

No risk

Heavy snow

No risk

Forecast for Thursday

Dry, with some brighter spells at first, however cloud soon increasing and a scattering of showers developing by midday. Showers turning heavier at times during the afternoon with a risk of thunder and hail, especially over exposed tops and ridges. Drier across western parts by evening.

Visibility

Generally good or very good, but reducing to poor in any heavier showers.

Hill fog

Occasional patches of fog down to 500m, mainly across eastern parts.

Wind at 500m

Northwesterly 20-25mph gusts 35mph, increasing 30-35mph gusts 45mph.

Temperatures

  • Valleys/low level: Plus 4 Celsius rising to Plus 11 Celsius.
  • At 900m: Minus 1 Celsius rising to Plus 1 Celsius.
  • Freezing level Freezing level 500m, rising to 700m during the afternoon.

Outlook for next few days

Friday

Generally cloudy with outbreaks of rain through the morning, but becoming dry with sunny spells into the afternoon. A moderate to fresh northerly breeze, becoming light north-easterly later. Freezing level 700m at first, rising to above the summits.

Saturday

Dry and bright at first, but becoming cloudy again later, with a few light showers likely in the east. Light northwesterly winds. Freezing level above the summits.

Sunday

Rather cloudy, with outbreaks of rain pushing in from the east by the afternoon. Easing by evening. Moderate northwesterly winds. Freezing level above the summits.

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