• Temperature at 3,000ft: Around 0C to 1C (32F to 34F) in the morning, rising to 3C to 4C (37F to 39F) in the afternoon.
• Winds: Winds will be light and easterly, with gusts around 10mph to 15mph.
• Cloud: Patchy cloud at times today, with bases around 2,600ft to 3,300ft (800m to 1,000m) in the morning, rising to above the summits in the afternoon.
• Weather: It will be a dry and sunny day throughout with a few patches of cloud.
• Visibility: Generally excellent, but visibility may become very briefly moderate in any passing patchy cloud.
• Freezing level: Around 2,300ft to 2,600ft (700m to 800m) at first, rising above the summits in the afternoon.

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Cumbria's public health director says he'll be watching transmission figures on a daily basis as the county starts to open up to visitors.

With the relaxation in lockdown restrictions on travel and staying away from home in self-contained holiday accommodation, visitor numbers are expected to increase.

Colin Cox said: "The rates of transmission in Cumbria are down to about 15 per 100,000 per week in terms of new cases, so that's pretty low level and we're at the sort of levels we were seeing last summer and the roadmap rules then kept transmission low for several months."

He's reminding people coming to the area to stick to the rule of six outdoors, ensure social distancing and to steer clear of busy areas, encouraging them to visit other areas than popular Lake District sites.

"A lot of the bits of the economy that are starting to open up, and a lot of the people who are perhaps most interested in using them, are those who have perhaps not been vaccinated which is where the risk of great transmission comes in," Mr Cox said.

"We would expect to see if there's going to be a rise in case rates, we'll see that probably not this week but starting to happen into next week and the week after."

• Temperature at 3,000ft: -2C to -1C (28F to 30F) at first, rising to 0C to 2C (32F to 36F) later.
• Winds: Winds will be northwesterly, and light or gentle. Gusts up to 15mph to 20mph.
• Cloud: There will a few patches of cloud around at times throughout the day, with bases around 1,000ft to 2,000ft (300m to 600m) at first, rising to around 2,000ft to 3,300ft (600m to 1000m) later.
• Weather: There will be patchy cloud at times, bringing the odd shower, but in-between these, there will be sunny spells.
• Visibility: Generally excellent, but visibility may become briefly poor in any showers or passing lower cloud.
• Freezing level: Around 1,300ft to 1,600ft (400m to 500m) at first, rising to around 3,000ft (900m) later.

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• Temperature at 3,000ft: Around -4C (25F).
• Winds: Mostly light north-westerly winds, gusting up to 15mph to 20mph.
• Cloud: The chance of a few clouds developing at about 800m (2,600ft) this afternoon.
• Weather: Plenty of sunshine with just the chance of a few passing clouds this afternoon. These clouds could bring a few light snow showers.
• Visibility: Generally excellent, but visibility may become briefly poor in any afternoon showers.

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