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• Temperature at 3,000ft: Around 1C to 2C (34F to 36F) for much of the day.
• Winds: A moderate south-westerly breeze throughout the day with gusts up to 30mph to 35mph.
• Cloud: Extensive cloud throughout with bases between 2,000ft to 3,300ft (600m to 1,000m)
• Weather: Dry but dull throughout the day.
• Visibility: Generally good visibility, but poor above cloud bases at the highest peaks.
• Freezing level: Just above the summits.

Image source, Fell Top Assessors

Zac from the Fell Top Assessors took this picture of the east face of Helvellyn from Birkhouse Moor showing Striding Edge to the left and Swirral Edge to the right.

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• Temperature at 3000ft: Around 4C to 5C (39F to 41F).
• Winds: Fresh north-easterly breezes with gusts up to 30-35mph in the morning, but breezes becoming moderate later in the day with gusts limited to 25mph.
• Cloud: Mist and fog patches should quickly clear this morning, but cloud bases will linger between 2,000ft to 3,000ft (600m to 900m) through the day.
• Weather: It will be a largely dull day with thick cloud cover likely. Some light patchy rain may drift in to eastern fells at times during the day.
• Visibility: Moderate visibility but rising to good below cloud bases through the day. Poor above cloud bases, and with any precipitation.
• Freezing level: Above the peaks.

Image source, Fell Top Assessors

Zac from the Fell Top Assessors who took the picture above of the snow on the east face of Helvellyn says the warmer temperatures could make the cornices unstable.

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Cumbria's outdoor education centres are urging the government for a reopening date, as one centre warns there's no certainty for the future.

Patterdale Hall in Glenridding is an outdoor education centre owned by Bolton School in Lancashire which works with schools across Cumbria and the North West.

Tim Taylor from the centre said: "We have been losing £10,000 a month throughout the pandemic, we had to look at our staffing team and think about what team we might need for the future, with the uncertainty of when we might open up again.

"So we've dropped six of our staff, who we'd hope to pick back up again when we have a view to when our business can come back, but at the moment we just don't know."

Image source, Patterdale Hall

It's believed about 1,000 jobs have already gone at Cumbria's outdoor education centres, and there are warnings that some may not reopen when the lockdown eases.

Image source, Bolton School Outdoors

In a statement, the government said it's kept its guidance on both residential and non-residential visits under review, in line with Public Health England advice, and will review the advice when it is safe to do so.

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• Temperature at 3,000ft: Around 3C (37F) in the morning, rising to around 5c to 6C (41F to 43F) during the afternoon.
• Winds: Fresh northerly breezes with gusts up to 30mph to 35mph.
• Cloud: Patchy low cloud with cloud bases around 650ft to 1,300ft (200m to 400m), rising to around 2,000ft to 3,300ft (600m to 1,000m) later as higher cloud builds in.
• Weather: A largely dry day with patchy low cloud and bright spells, before more persistent cloud builds in towards dusk.
• Visibility: Very good during bright spells, but poor above the cloud bases in any cloud patches.
• Freezing level: Above the peaks.

Image source, Fell Top Assessors

Jon from the Fell Top Assessors team took this picture above of the snow on Swirral Edge. He warns because it's hardened there is the potential for a long and serious slide without the means to stop yourself.