In January, the Pennine Way experiences a variety of weather conditions. Temperatures range from harsh lows of -10°C in some regions, along with instances of both moderate and heavy rain. Freezing rain and snow showers can occur, creating challenging winter trekking conditions. Precipitation levels vary widely, with some days remaining dry, while others record substantial rainfall or snow accumulation. The skies oscillate between overcast, sunny, and cloudy, highlighting the unpredictable nature of January weather in this region, demanding attention to daily forecasts for those traveling the trail.
In January, the region witnesses temperatures ranging from -5°C to 11°C. The period includes diverse weather patterns such as cloudy and overcast days, alternating with sunny intervals. Rain showers, whether patchy or persistent, are common, with precipitation amounts reaching up to 18.6 mm on heavier days.
The Yorkshire Dales sees temperatures fluctuating between -10°C and 11°C. Weather here oscillates largely between overcast skies, periods of moderate to heavy rain showers, and intermittent sunshine. Snow showers also make appearances, especially during colder spells. Precipitation varies, with some days recorded up to 18.5 mm.
In the North Pennines, temperatures span from -7°C to 9°C. Weather conditions feature frequent overcast days, punctuated by bouts of light freezing rain and periodic heavy rain showers. The region experiences substantial snow showers as well, indicating a need for caution when traversing.
Here, January temperatures range between -7°C and 11°C. Predominantly overcast, the region experiences scattered sunny spells. Rain and snow showers are common, with heavy rain periods measuring significant precipitation, especially towards the month’s end.
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