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Visitors are urged to be prepared when they head out on to the fells over the Easter holiday.

• Temperature at 3,000ft: Around 0C to 2C (32F to 36F).
• Winds: Gentle to moderate north-easterly winds with gusts up to around 25mph to 30mph.
• Cloud: Patchy cloud through the day, with cloud bases around 2,000ft to 3,000ft (600m to 900m)
• Weather: Largely dry and cloudy, but breaks in the cloud will allow sunny spells to develop at times.
• Visibility: Generally good, but poor above cloud bases.

Image source, Fell Top Assessors

Jon from the Fell Top Assessors has captured the remaining snow on Helvellyn's headwall.

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The woman eventually got away and sought the help of a neighbour who found her distressed.

• Temperature at 3,000ft: Around 7C to 8C (45F to 46F).
• Winds: Moderate south-westerly winds with gusts up to 35mph initially, decreasing to around 20mph later this afternoon.
• Cloud: A cloudy start to the day, turning cloudless in the late afternoon; cloud bases around 1,000ft to 1,600ft (300m to 500m).
• Weather: A dry day with a cloudy start clearing later this afternoon with lengthy spells of sunshine.
• Visibility: Moderate visibility below the cloud cover, but very poor above the cloud base this morning and early afternoon. Visibility turning very good later this afternoon.

Image source, Fell Top Assessors

A sorry state of Helvellyn's summit captured by Jon from the Fell Top Assessors who found this litter and bottles.

Camping equipment and litter were found abandoned despite overnight stays being banned until April.

People visiting the Lake District now that lockdown is easing are being urged to leave "no trace".

The National Park Authority is braced for an influx, as lockdown restrictions are eased from today and the school Easter holidays start.

Cumbria Police says visitors are welcome in the Lake District, as long as they plan their trip and stick to the new rules.

People can now meet in groups of six, or two families, as long as they are outside, and outdoor sports facilities and the stay-at-home rule have ended.

But cafes, pubs, hotels and B&Bs will remain closed.

Andy Slattery who is Cumbria's Assistant Chief Constable and chairs the organisation overseeing Cumbria's response to the pandemic said people must still act carefully.

He said: "Provided they come understanding that most facilities are still currently closed, they bring their own food and refreshments et cetera and plan things like using the toilet facilities and the rest of it, then they can do that without any impact on the Lake District and its residents."

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