Mountain Weather

Mountain Weather helps hillwalkers choose where and when to go, with independent forecasts for named UK hills and mountain areas across Scotland, England and Wales.

SEARCH ANY UK HILL

Find more than 980 peaks and see a practical seven-day forecast for the mountain itself. Compare the forecast score and views score, winds on lower slopes and summits, gusts, rainfall, temperature, cloud base, cloud top and the likelihood of clear tops.

SEE WHERE THE WEATHER LOOKS BEST

The weekend outlook compares mountain regions across the UK, helping you spot the strongest prospects before opening the full regional report. Day-by-day score bars make it easy to find the most promising day for a particular hill.

WATCH FOR THE CONDITIONS YOU WANT

Create a watch for a hill or region and choose the weather that matters to you: dry and settled conditions, manageable wind, clear summits, possible inversions or a multi-day weather window. You can also monitor a planned objective and be warned if the forecast no longer matches your chosen dates.

PRACTICAL MOUNTAIN DETAIL

• Seven-day named-hill and regional forecasts
• Wind and gusts at different heights
• Cloud base, cloud top and summit-clearance guidance
• Rainfall, temperature and best time of day
• Possible inversion forecasts
• UK weekend outlook and regional comparisons
• Forecast-change guidance when conditions improve or worsen
• Optional alerts when new official avalanche forecasts are published
• Downloaded reports remain available when your signal disappears
• Adjustable text sizes throughout the app

WINTER CONDITIONS AND OFFICIAL SOURCES

Mountain Weather reports include freezing-level and avalanche information where available. During wintry conditions, named-hill forecasts can also show an approximate snow or wintry-precipitation level when it is supported by the forecast data.

Prefer to keep trusted official reports alongside Mountain Weather? Selected Mountain Weather Information Service (MWIS) forecasts can still be followed and read inside the app.

In Scotland, choose the Scottish Avalanche Information Service (SAIS) areas that matter to you. Mountain Weather can notify you when a new official avalanche forecast is published, then take you directly to the corresponding report on the SAIS website. The app does not copy or replace the SAIS forecast.

PLAN A COMPLETE HILL TRIP

Turn a promising forecast into a practical plan with route-start drive times, dated objectives and carefully placed accommodation suggestions. Accommodation links appear only where they are relevant to trip planning.

Mountain Weather is free to use, with no subscription. If you choose to book accommodation through an optional link, we may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. This helps support the service.

Mountain forecasts can change quickly and cannot remove the risks of hill travel. Check the latest forecast and warnings, carry suitable equipment and make decisions appropriate to your experience and the conditions.