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Breakfast brief: Late winter warmth in areas

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3 February 2025

Breakfast brief
Late winter warmth in areas

A mild day for many, but with passing rain.

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Temperatures widely reach double figures across Ireland and parts of England and Wales.

Despite this there are some still winds, particularly for the western coastline of Ireland with peak gusts reaching 50 mph (80 km/h) and up.

There is also rainfall passing through the day in some areas on the WeatherRadar.

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