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    Showery rain for some, brighter later

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25 October 2024

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Showery rain for some, brighter later

Blustery in the south-west, with showery spells of rain pushing in.

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

Weather outlook

Showery outbreaks of rain will push in from the south-west through the day, with increasing amounts of sunshine then developing in its clearance.

Cloud and patchy rain continuing to clear northwards leaving it broadly dry overnight, with pockets of mist and fog forming.

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Check back later this afternoon for your regular weather trend for the weeks ahead, and Saturday morning for a more detailed look at the weekend weather.

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