Weather Forecast

5-day Forecast for the Lake District

Produced by the Met Office FORECAST FOR DAYLIGHT HOURS for Monday and Tuesday

Issued

Sunday, 11 May 2008

Hazards

Nil

General Situation

The weather over the next few days looks fairly settled and dry.

Monday


Weather:

Some mist or fog patches possible in the valleys at first but these soon dissolving away to leave a dry day with bright or sunny spells.

Visibility:

Mainly moderate to good, but poor in any valley fog at first.

Cloud Base:

There will be scattered cloud the bases of which will be above the summits.

Wind and Temperature at 900m:

Easterly 20mph Plus 12C

Freezing Level:

Above the tops

Tuesday


Weather:

Dry with some bright or sunny intervals although there will be some valley mist and fog patches at first.

Visibility / Cloud Base:

Mainly good, but poor in any valley fog at first. Only scattered amounts of cloud the bases of which will be well above the summits.

Wind / Temperature / Freezing Level:

Easterly at 15 to 20 mph/Plus 12C/Above the tops.

Wednesday


Dry with some bright or sunny intervals. Brisk southeast winds. Freezing level above the summits.

Thursday


Dry with sunny spells. Light easterly winds. Freezing level above the summits.

Friday


Another fine dry and sunny day with only small amounts of high cloud however there is still likely to be some mist in the valleys first thing. Light winds with the freezing level well above the summits.

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