| Forecast for daylight hours for Monday |
| Hazards Hill fog. Thunder. Heavy rain. |
| General situation The weather during the coming week will be dominated by low pressure. One low will drift out into the North Sea late Monday as the next one approaches Ireland mid week. So, the weather remains pretty unsettled. |
| Weather Broken or well broken cloud with showers, some heavy, prolonged and thundery, although the South and West Fells could start off with a blanket of hill fog. The afternoon should turn out to be very much brighter than the morning, still with heavy showers. |
| Visibility Good or very good becoming moderate in the heavier showers and poor in cloud. |
| Cloud base Broken or well broken 750 to 900m falling to 450m in heavier showers, although the South and West Fells could start off with a blanket at 300m or less. |
| Wind and temperature at 900m Variable 5 to 10mph becoming northwest 20mph with stronger gusts in or near the heavier showers. 7 to 9C. |
| Freezing level Well above the summits. |
| Forecast for daylight hours for Tuesday |
| Weather Probably the best day of the week with well broken cloud leading to bright or sunny spells and a small chance of seeing a shower. |
| Visibility/cloud base Good or very good, but poor in cloud / Broken or well broken 750 to 900m, occasionally 500m in showers. |
| Wind/temperature/freezing level West or northwesterly 15mph / 8C / Well above the summits. |
Outlook for Wednesday
Widespread hill fog with rain, heavy at times. Strong winds or gales across the summits. Freezing level well above the summits.
Outlook for ThursdayBroken or well broken cloud with showers, some heavy and thundery. Brisk winds across the summits. Freezing level well above the summits.
Outlook for FridayBroken or well broken cloud with showers, some heavy and thundery. Freezing level well above the summits.
