Weather Forecast

5-day Forecast for the Lake District

Produced by the Met Office

Forecast for daylight hours for Thursday and Friday


Issued: Thursday, 02 September 2010

Overview for Thursday


A ridge of high pressure will bring a dry and settled day to the Lake District.

Hazards


Strong sunlight: Medium risk - Some good sunny spells possible.

Forecast for Thursday


Weather:

A bright day with increasing amounts of sunshine, although rather hazy at times. Patchy low cloud possible at first as any mist and fog in the valleys lifts and clears.

Visibility:

Good or very good

Hill Fog:

Patches 600m or less possible at first, soon clearing

Maximum winds above 500m:

Variable, mainly East or Southeast 10mph.

Temperature:

Valleys/Low level: 8 rising to 18 Celsius
At 900m: 8 to 12 Celsius
Freezing level: Above the summits.

Chance of precipitation:

Dawn - 0900: Sunny intervals. 0%
0900 - 1200: Sunny intervals. 0%
1200 - 1500: Sunny intervals. 0%
1500 - Dusk: Sunny intervals. 0%

Forecast for Friday


Weather:

Dry and bright with good sunny spells. Patchy low level mist and fog possible at first.

Visibility:

Good or very good.

Hill Fog:

Nil significant

Maximum winds above 500m:

East or Southeast 10 to 20mph

Temperature:

Valleys/Low level: 5 rising to 20 Celsius.
At 900m: 8 to 12 Celsius
Freezing level: Above the summits.

Saturday


Patchy low cloud and drizzle possible at first, mainly exposed southeastern slopes. Otherwise dry and bright with good sunny spells. Fresh southeast winds over the summits.

Sunday


Patchy low cloud and drizzle possible at first, mainly exposed southeastern slopes. Otherwise dry and bright with good sunny spells. Fresh to strong southeast winds over the summits.

Monday


Patchy low cloud and drizzle possible at first, mainly exposed southeastern slopes. Otherwise dry and bright with good sunny spells. Fresh to strong southeast winds over the summits, perhaps reaching gale force at times.

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