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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Metro Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

Mam Tor sees changeable, often windy conditions typical of the Dark Peak, with the live forecast above showing the immediate outlook for the summit. As a high exposed ridge in the Peak District, weather can shift quickly, so checking conditions before setting out is essential.

What is the weather like on Mam Tor today and tomorrow?

The live forecast above gives the most accurate short-term picture for Mam Tor. For mam tor weather tomorrow, expect conditions to mirror today’s pattern, usually with a chance of hill fog and brisk winds. The mam tor weather 14 days outlook from the Met Office provides a broader trend, but given the summit’s exposure, reliable detail is only possible a few days ahead.

How does the weather compare with nearby Sheffield?

Mam Tor sits about 20 miles west of Sheffield, at 517 metres elevation, so it is often cooler, cloudier and windier than the city. While Sheffield weather might show a mild, dry day, the ridge can be in cloud with a stiff breeze. Always add a layer and waterproofs when heading up from the valley.

Elevation517 m (1,696 ft)
RegionDark Peak, Derbyshire
Nearest citySheffield (20 miles east)
Typical hazardSudden hill fog & strong gusts
Is Mam Tor weather worse than the local valley?

Yes. The summit is fully exposed, so wind speeds are often double those in Castleton or Edale. Temperature drops by roughly 1°C every 100 metres of ascent, making it noticeably colder on top.

Where can I check Mam Tor weather before I walk?

For the most reliable forecast, use the mam tor weather met office page or the mam tor weather bbc hill-walking guide. The mam tor weather accuweather app also gives hourly detail, but always cross-reference with the live forecast above.

Does the weather affect the Great Ridge walk?

Absolutely. The Great Ridge from Mam Tor to Lose Hill is exposed along its entire length. If the mam tor weather sunday forecast shows strong winds or low cloud, consider a lower-level alternative route in the Hope Valley.

For a broader outlook across the country, visit our UK weather hub or check the 10 day weather forecast UK for planning longer trips.