The weather in the Lake District can vary a lot, not just between seasons but even within one day!
Check out today's conditions on our live webcams from around the Lake District National Park.
Our daily weather service, Weatherline, features data direct from the Met Office, with a five day forecast. And between December and April our Fell Top Assessors record winter conditions daily from the summit of Helvellyn, the Lake District's busiest mountain in winter.
Check today's weatherOur Fell Top Assessors share weather updates and photos through Twitter - follow them at twitter.com/LakesWeather
We'd love to be able to tell you, but conditions vary enormously from one year to the next. Our Photos - through the seasons gallery shows how different each month can be.
Book a Winter Skills course with our fell top assessors on Helvellyn.
The weather in Britain mostly comes from the Atlantic. When the clouds hit the mountains of the Lake District, they rise, the water vapour within the clouds cools, condenses and falls as rain or snow.
Check out our Walker's Checklist for tips on what to wear and what to bring when walking in the Lake District.
Please read our Climate, weather and climate change section.
