The Pennine Way runs from Edale to Kirk Yetholm and passess through different types of weather as it crosses the Peak District, Yorkshire Dales, and Cheviot Hills.
In the Peak District and Yorkshire Dales (including Edale, Crowden, and Standedge), the weather is cold with temperatures ranging from about 4-5°C during the day to 0°C at night. It often rains, and you may see some snow or freezing rain.
Further north in places like Calder Valley, Ponden, and Thornton-in-Craven, the weather stays cold and gets even wetter. Expect moderate rain and mostly cloudy skies, with some short periods of sunshine.
As you travel to areas like Malham, Horton in Ribblesdale, and Hawes, it gets colder. Highs are around 4°C, and lows can hit -1°C. There's more snow here, and it can rain up to 5.8 mm per day in some spots.
In the Cheviot Hills (like Byrness, Windy Gyle, and Kirk Yetholm), temperatures warm up a bit with highs near 7-8°C and lows around 2°C. It rains less but still often, with mostly cloudy skies and occasional sunny days and moderate rain.
In summary, be ready for cold, wet weather along the entire route, with varying amounts of rain and some snow, especially in higher and northern areas.
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