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High pressure is with us, but look at how the isobars turned to a more southerly direction. and also across the north—west of the country will have a weather front introducing some cloud and also some rain. that slowly slips southwards. so, here it is, that rain will be fairly patchy, you might get some drizzle out of it. brighter skies follow behind, we hang onto the sunshine and ahead of it across england and wales the temperatures could get up to 23 or 24 degrees. somewhere in the south—east. more likely around the london area. by the time you get to thursday, there is a lot of dry weat...

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Not the problems it mist and fog because the wind is a bit stronger. there will be changes with hazy sunshine for the western side of england and wales and northern ireland for the afternoon, even the arrival of spots of rain before dark. we have a weather front coming m, dark. we have a weather front coming in, some strong, even gale force winds in the north and west accompany it, but because it is a southerly wind we are putting on a much warmer air, temperatures will be up on today once again.

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