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12 degree swing: Freezing in Scotland, warmth in Ireland

16:18
30 January 2025

12 degree swing
Freezing in Scotland, warmth in Ireland

Thursday evening sees a temperature swing of 12 degrees between areas in Scotland and Ireland.

Around 11:00 pm in the evening, Cork, Co. Cork reaches double digits at 10°C while in eastern Scotland, Aberdeen is a freezing -2°C.

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