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Sunday, 21 March 2010: dawn to dusk
Generally dry and fine in the morning, becoming cloudier in the afternoon with the risk of a little light rain and periods of hill fog.
| Hazards | Risk | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Blizzards | No Risk | |
| Heavy snow | No Risk | |
| Storm force winds | No Risk | |
| Gales | Low | Winds are expected to remain below gale force, but may approach 50mph in the late afternoon. |
| Severe chill effect | No Risk | |
| Persistent and extensive hill fog | Medium | Periods of hill fog at 200 to 300 metres during the afternoon. |
| Thunderstorms | No Risk | |
| Heavy persistent rain | No Risk |
| Dawn to 0900 | 0900 to 1200 | 1200 to 1500 | 1500 to dusk |
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Some fog in the valleys at first but this should clear to leave a dry morning with some sunshine. It will become cloudier during the afternoon with the risk of a little light rain and period of hill fog. This being most likely to occur in the west of Snowdonia
Generally very good but becoming moderate or good after midday, and less than 200 metres in hill fog.
Periods of hill fog developing during the afternoon especially in the west of snowdonia above about 200 to 300 metres.
Southwesterly 30-45mph
| Valleys | Plus 4 Celsius rising to plus 9 Celsius |
| 900 m | Plus 2 Celsius |
| Freezing level | Above summits. |
Cloudy and windy with outbreaks of rain in the morning. Becoming drier and brighter in the afternoon but still with a chance of showers.
Generally moderate or good, but less than 200 metres in hill fog. Improving to become very good in the afternoon and evening.
Periods of hill fog at 500 metres at first, but this lifts and breaks with only isolated patches around the summits by afternoon.
Southwesterly 50-60mph
| Valleys | Plus 4 Celsius |
| 900 m | Plus 2 Celsius |
| Freezing level | Above summits. |
Still rather windy on Tuesday with a chance of southerly or southwesterly gales around the summits. It should be mainly dry though with some sunshine and the main risk of rain coming late in the day.
Wednesday is likely to be a cloudier, wetter day than Tuesday as a band of rain spreads across the area. It will be windy at first but winds should ease during the day.
The weather remains unsettled on Thursday, with outbreaks of rain expected and a strengthening south to southeasterly wind. Low cloud and hill fog are likely and there is a chance of the rain becoming heavy at times.
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