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    Sunshine and blustery showers

04:00
2 October 2024

Breakfast brief
Sunshine and blustery showers

A blustery day with sunshine and showers, these predominantly in the south-east.

Kickstarting your morning

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

Weather outlook

A cloudier start with patches of showery rain around initially, especially further south and east.

Through the day showers will become more fragmented allowing for some sunny spells to break through between, albeit lingering across south-east England for most of the day before later easing.

Elsewhere generally staying dry with sunny spells. A blustery day too, especially further east.

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