What is Mid Wales and Cambrian Mountains mountain weather like in June?

Typical mountain and low-level wind, temperature, rainfall and sunshine for June.

40-year mountain climate

Typical high-ground conditions in June.

Historically, June has been one of the more promising parts of the year for high-ground days. Of 1,200 representative high-ground days, 54% were settled for rain and wind, 41% were mixed, and 5% were poor or severe for rain and wind.

Dry days accounted for 56% of the sample. Across the whole year, the settled-day share is 48%, with around 180 wet days, so a region's strongest month should not be mistaken for its usual climate. As a separate check, the Met Office 1991–2020 average at Llandrindod Wells is 163 hours of bright sunshine during June. Cloud and views are deliberately kept out of the settled-day score because they vary sharply between individual summits; check the live forecast nearer the trip. These figures describe representative high ground around 752 metres, so coastal and low-level conditions can be milder.

Bwthyn Llys (Machynlleth Old Court House) for a June trip to Mid Wales and Cambrian Mountains
June stays on Mid Wales and Cambrian Mountains

Bwthyn Llys (Machynlleth Old Court House)

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Indicative catalogue price £373 for 7 nightsExact June prices and availability are checked after you choose a week.
Settled rain and wind54%Historically dry56%High-ground temperature9.8°CTypical maximum gust24 mphStronger days around 32 mphMet Office sunshine context163 hrsAverage bright sunshine in June, 1991–2020 · Llandrindod Wells
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Typical conditions, not a forecastThis describes representative high ground. A difficult hill day can still be suitable for a lower-level plan.
Week 24 · 12 June

What this week is typically like on Mid Wales and Cambrian Mountains high ground.

Across 280 comparable historical hill days, 60% were settled for rain and wind and 5% were poor or severe for rain and wind.

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Settled rain and wind60%280 comparable days
Dry and light wind35%Dry, manageable wind25%Mixed35%Poor5%Severe0%
Historically dry61% of daysTypical daily max gust23 mphStronger days around 29 mphTypical high ground9.9°C24-hour mean near 752 mPoor or severe rain/wind5% of daysViews are checked separately in the live forecast

June context: 54% of days across the month were settled for rain and wind; 5% were poor or severe for rain and wind. Read the full June guide.

Valley and low level for this week

Around Rhayader.

Representative base · 225 m
Typical daily high16.7°CWarmer days 19.7°CHistorically dry61%60% dry with lighter windMaximum wind10 mphStronger days 14 mphTypical overnight low9.7°CCooler nights 7.5°C
Valleys and trip bases

Low-level weather around Rhayader in June.

Rhayader, at roughly 225 metres, provides a practical low-level reference for Mid Wales and Cambrian Mountains. Across 1,200 historical days, the typical daytime high was 16.6°C, with warmer days around 19.9°C.

About 56% of days were dry and 55% combined dry weather with lighter winds. Conditions vary across glens, coasts and villages, so this should be used as regional trip-planning guidance rather than a forecast for every location.

Typical daily high16.6°CWarmer days around 19.9°CTypical overnight low9.9°CCooler nights around 7.6°CHistorically dry56%7% had 10 mm+ rainTypical maximum wind11 mphStronger days around 15 mph
January to December

Mid Wales and Cambrian Mountains weather by month.

Each month has a detailed guide comparing high-ground hill days with typical conditions at a representative valley or low-level trip base.

20 mountain areas

Compare another part of the UK.

The comparison uses the whole year, rather than putting each region's single best month beside another's typical conditions.

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