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Peak District: latest pressure

Friday, 12 March 2010: dawn to dusk

Forecast issued: 1752 on Thursday, 11 March 2010

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Overview for Friday

Cold and windy with scattered heavy showers, wet snow at highest levels, risk of hail and thunder. A few sunny intervals. Showers mostly dying away later.

Hazards Risk Explanation
Blizzards No Risk  
Heavy snow No Risk  
Storm force winds No Risk  
Gales High For much of the day above about 400 metres.
Severe chill effect High In rain and wet snow at higher levels.
Persistent and extensive hill fog No Risk  
Thunderstorms Medium Occasional lightning in heaviest showers chiefly in the afternoon in the east.
Heavy persistent rain No Risk  

Key to Hazards

Weather summary and probability of precipitation for Friday
Dawn to 0900 0900 to 1200 1200 to 1500 1500 to dusk
Heavy rain showers
Heavy rain showers
Hail showers
Hail showers
Hail showers
Hail showers
Hail showers
Hail showers
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Detailed mountain weather forecast: Peak District

Friday

Weather

Occasional sunny intervals with scattered rain and hail showers, wet snow above 500 metres, perhaps temporary accumulations on highest peaks. Showers becoming much lighter and almost dying away towards dusk.

Visibility

Good away from showers and hill fog.

Hill fog

Occasional fog above 500 metres chiefly in showers, but lifting above summits later.

Maximum winds above 400m

North-northwest veering north-northeast, 30-40mph gusts 50-60mph over highest peaks and ridges.

Temperature

Valleys Plus 3-5 Celsius rising 7 to 9 Celsius for a time.
600 m Plus 3 Celsius falling to zero later.
Freezing level Just above summits, falling to about 600 metres by dusk.

Saturday

Weather

Isolated light showers but essentially dry with sunny spells. Variable sometimes large amounts of cloud. Strong northwesterly winds at higher levels.

Visibility

Good or very good.

Hill fog

Occasional fog above about 600 metres.

Maximum winds above 400m

Northwesterly 20-30 mph gusts 30-40mph.

Temperature

Valleys Plus 5 to plus 9 Celsius
600 m Plus 3 Celsius
Freezing level Just above summits.

Outlook

Sunday

Isolated light showers but essentially dry. Often cloudy with occasional fog above 500 metres, but some bright or sunny spells especially in the southeast. Freezing level above summits. Good or very good visibility. Strong northwesterly winds at higher levels.

Monday

Perhaps some bright or sunny intervals at times otherwise mostly cloudy but mainly dry. Northwesterly winds continuing, still quite strong at highest levels. Occasional fog at higher levels. Freezing level above summits.

Tuesday

Some bright or sunny intervals at times otherwise mostly cloudy but mainly dry. Freezing level above summits. Occasional fog at higher levels.

North East England West Midlands Grampian South West England Central, Tayside & Fife Northern Ireland North West England East of England Highlands & Eilean Siar Strathclyde Wales East Midlands SW Scotland, Lothian Borders London & South East England Yorkshire & Humber