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Peak District: latest infra-red satellite

Saturday, 20 March 2010: dawn to dusk

Forecast issued: 1646 on Friday, 19 March 2010

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Overview for Saturday

A generally cloudy day with some heavy rain likely at times and with extensive hill fog.

Hazards Risk Explanation
Blizzards No Risk  
Heavy snow No Risk  
Storm force winds No Risk  
Gales No Risk  
Severe chill effect No Risk  
Persistent and extensive hill fog High Likely to be persistent and extensive through the day on ground above 400 metres.
Thunderstorms No Risk  
Heavy persistent rain High Periods of rain through the day with some heavy rain at times.

Key to Hazards

Weather summary and probability of precipitation for Saturday
Dawn to 0900 0900 to 1200 1200 to 1500 1500 to dusk
Heavy Rain
Heavy Rain
Heavy Rain
Heavy Rain
Heavy Rain
Heavy Rain
Light rain
Light rain
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Detailed mountain weather forecast: Peak District

Saturday

Weather

A generally cloudy day is expected with periods of rain which will often be heavy and with extensive hill fog, especially at higher levels. Moderate winds.

Visibility

Generally moderate or poor in rain and very poor in fog.

Hill fog

Likely to be extensive above around 400 metres with occasional patches below this level in heavier rain.

Maximum winds above 400m

Variable 15 to 20 mph becoming northerly 25 mph later in afternoon.

Temperature

Valleys Plus 10 to 12 Celsius falling to Plus 8 Celsius in north later.
600 m Plus 8 Celsius falling to Plus 4 Celsius in north later.
Freezing level Well above the peaks.

Sunday

Weather

A much better day with sunshine at times and just the chance of the odd shower. Some early morning mist or fog patches are possible but should soon clear. Light winds.

Visibility

Mostly good or very good but moderate or poor in any early mist or fog patches.

Hill fog

Patches likely in sheltered valleys first thing in the morning soon lifting and breaking. Mostly nil by afternoon.

Maximum winds above 400m

Northerly becoming westerly 15 mph.

Temperature

Valleys Plus 2 in sheltered valleys at first, otherwise Plus 4 rising to a maximum of Plus 10 Celsius.
600 m Plus 3 or 4 Celsius.
Freezing level Well above the peaks.

Outlook

Monday

Probably mostly dry through the morning with good visibility but with freshening southerly winds and lowering cloud base. A spell of rain likely in the afternoon with occasional hill fog. A risk of southerly gales for a time.

Tuesday

Mainly dry with broken cloud and some sunny periods. Hill fog likely to be only patchy at higher levels. A few showers possible. Fresh or strong westerly or southwesterly winds.

Wednesday

Probably mostly cloudy with outbreaks of rain and with occasional hill fog. Strong southerly winds.

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