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Dydd Sadwrn, 20 Mawrth 2010: Wawr hyd Machlud
Cloudy with extensive hill fog and spells of often heavy rain. Later this afternoon drier conditions may reach the far northwest of Snowdonia.
| Peryglon | Risgiau | Eglurhad |
|---|---|---|
| Stormydd eira | No Risk | |
| Eira trwm | No Risk | |
| Gwyntoedd nerth storom | No Risk | |
| Tymhestloedd | Low | Winds may gust to 50mph at times over highest ridges and peaks this afternoon. |
| Effaith oeri difrifol | No Risk | |
| Niwl hirbarhaol ac eang dros y bryniau | High | Hill fog above 300 metres, lifting above 700 metres through this afternoon across the south. |
| Stormydd o daranau | No Risk | |
| Glaw trwm di-baid | Medium | Risk of heavy and persistent rain this morning. |
| O'r Wawr hyd 0900 | 0900 hyd 1200 | 1200 hyd 1500 | 1500 hyd Machlud |
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| 70% | 80% | 80% | 60% |
Overcast with extensive hill fog, and spells of rain and drizzle this morning which are likely to become heavy and persistent at times. This afternoon as the wind becomes northerly so the cloud bases will lift, especially across the south of the Park. Late afternoon dry conditions may arrive across the far northwest of Snowdonia.
Moderate or good, occasionally poor with rain and drizzle, and very poor with hill fog.
Extensive hill fog above 300 metres will persist throughout this morning. This afternoon it will lift to around 400 metres, and probably above 700 metres across the more sheltered south of the Park.
Southwesterly 20-25 mph becoming northerly 30-35 mph gusting 45-50 mph this afternoon.
| Dyffrynnoedd | Plus 10 Celsius. |
| 900 m | Plus 6 Celsius at first, falling to plus 2 Celsius in the afternoon. |
| Lefel rhewi | Above summits. |
Dry throughout. Starting with a few fog patches in the valleys, but these will clear by mid morning as patches of hill fog also disperse. Then fine and bright through the rest of the day with cloud above the summits.
Good or very good, after starting locally very poor with low level fog and also hill fog.
Occasional patches around 200 metres at first, mainly across the west of the Park, clearing by mid morning. Then nil.
Westerly 10-15 mph becoming southwesterly 30-40mph with gusts to 50 mph.
| Dyffrynnoedd | Plus 5 Celsius increasing to plus 7 Celsius. |
| 900 m | Plus 2 Celsius |
| Lefel rhewi | Above summits. |
Remaining unsettled with strong winds gusting to around gale force at times. Rain is likely to be heavy and persistent and there is likely to be extensive hill fog. The freezing level may just touch the summits at some point during the day.
A respite from the unsettled weather likely on Tuesday, with clear and dry conditions expected. It will be rather windy at first with a risk of gale force gusts around the summits, but should become calmer during the day. The freezing level should remain around the summits.
A return to the wet and windy weather on Wednesday, with occasional rain spreading from the west, possibly becoming heavier and more persistent by the end of the day. It will become windy too with gales likely around the summits.
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