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    Frost risk, with sunshine & showers

04:00
12 September 2024

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Frost risk, with sunshine & showers

Keep your umbrellas handy! Another day of sunshine and showers on the WeatherRadar.

Feeling cold during the early mornings and late at night, with sunshine and showers filling the daytime.

Kickstarting your morning

Welcome to the breakfast brief, offering your daily weather forecast and a sneak peek at the day's news.

Weather outlook

Another chilly but bright start to the day, with sunshine and blustery, scattered showers blowing in from the north-west.

While showers will be most prominent in the north-west, they will drift in further inland at times too.

Another clear, cold night to come with the lowest temperatures of the week expected by early Friday morning, when there may be a ground frost in spots.

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Have you noticed the autumn leaves already appearing in your area? We're taking a closer look at what's happening later this morning.

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