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• Temperature at 3,000ft: Around -2C to -1C (28F to 30F).
• Winds: Strong to near-gale south-westerly winds, with gusts up to 50mph to 55mph.
• Cloud: Extensive cloud in the early morning with bases around 1,000ft to 2,000ft (300m to 600m). Broken cloud later will have a base around 2,000ft to 3,300ft (600m to 1,000m).
• Weather: Early rain will clear to leave sunny spells and scattered wintry showers.
• Visibility: Poor visibility in the morning above cloud bases and in rain. Generally very good visibility in the afternoon, but poor in any showers.
• Freezing level: Between 1,300ft to 2,300ft (400m to 700m).

Image source, Fell Top Assessors

A misty Blencathra photo taken by Wes from the Fell Top Assessors looking down Hall's Fell ridge

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It is hoped 300 people a day will be vaccinated at the new centre which has started operating at Penrith Auction Mart today.

The site was chosen because of its close links to the A66 and M6.

Amanda Krawczyk was the first person in line to receive her Covid jab.

She said: "Really easy, really quick and easy, a lot easier than I was expecting to be as friends have had to travel to Morecambe, Lancaster and Workington, so for the booking to appear for Penrith was a real surprise."

Across north Cumbria there have already been about 140,000 vaccinations given.

Prof Neil Watson, who is heading the vaccination programme in the North East and Cumbria said: "The uptake for the Covid vaccine has actually been quite extraordinary, much greater than we would normally see with the flu and hopefully we can see some of the restrictions we've felt for over 12 months now becoming to dissipate now and over the coming weeks and months."

A number of firefighters have given up their day jobs to administer vaccinations at the Penrith site for the next two months.

One of them, Sophie Sinclair, said: "I'm glad the first one is out of the way now, and I just think it's really important as a firefighter I'm here to serve the community really so I think it's important we do as much as we can to help during the pandemic."

• Temperature at 3,000ft: Around 1C to 2C (34F to 36F).
• Winds: Very strong southwesterly winds, with gusts up to 45mph to 50mph.
• Cloud: Although patchy at times earlier on, it will be largely cloudy throughout the day. Cloud bases around 1,000ft to 2,000ft (300m to 600m).
• Weather: A largely cloudy day, with outbreaks of rain throughout the afternoon. Winds strengthening through the day.
• Visibility: Poor above cloud bases and in rain, but otherwise very good.

Image source, Fell Top Assessors

Wes from the Fell Top Assessors took this striking picture looking straight down Swirral Edge.

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Motorists have been thanked for their patience after the reopening of the M6.

The motorway was closed in both directions between junctions 39 and 41 near Penrith after a man fell on to the road from a bridge at junction 40 at about 13:00 GMT.

Cumbria Police said the man was taken by ambulance to the Cumberland Infirmary in Carlisle. His injuries are not believed to be life threatening.

The road was fully reopened at about 14:25 GMT.

A forces spokesman said: "Officers would like to thank motorists for their patience".

The M6 near Penrith has been fully closed between junctions 39 and 41 as emergency services deal with an "ongoing incident".

Motorists are being diverted via the A6.

Cumbria Police is asking drivers to stay clear of the area if possible.

Image source, Google

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• Temperature at 3,000ft: Around 0C (32F) in the morning and early afternoon. Rising to 1C to 2C (34F to 36F) later.
• Winds: South-westerly strong winds with gusts up to 45mph.
• Cloud: Extensive cloud throughout the day with bases between 1,000 to 2,000ft (300m to 600m).
• Weather: Cloudy and breezy with light rain throughout the day.
• Visibility: Poor above cloud bases and in drizzle.

Image source, Fell Top Assessors

Zac from the Fell Top Assessors who took this picture of Striding Edge says the exit slopes are still covered in a bank of snow above a large drop, he says microspikes and iceaxes are needed for exposed routes.

A year since lockdown was announced, we look at how life in the North East and Cumbria was affected.

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