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    Stubborn cloud clearing, hitting 25°C

04:00
19 September 2024

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Stubborn cloud clearing, hitting 25°C

More cloud around to start the day, but turning sunnier and warmer as the day wears on.

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Some stubborn low cloud and perhaps some mist and fog patches to start the morning, particularly across central and eastern areas.

As the day progresses the cloud should dissipate allowing for increasing amounts of sunshine to break through.

Perhaps the warmest day of the week expected too, with temperatures reaching 25°C in some areas, as seen on the TemperatureRadar below.

Further low cloud and sea fog perhaps drifting in from the east once again overnight.

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