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Freezing night, frosty morning

Wrap up warm, temperatures widely dip below freezing overnight into Friday.

This may lead to a frosty commute in the morning, with lows of -3°C in Cardiff and other areas through the early morning.

Some warmth does return by the weekend with a return to double-figures in Cardiff after the freeze, but it's a rollercoaster of ups and downs in the coming days.

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Ryan Hathaway

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