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Breakfast brief: Rainfall returns as warmth remains

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21 March 2025

Breakfast brief
Rainfall returns as warmth remains

A return of heavier rain later today, first for Ireland, followed by the UK.

Warmth persists today, but it's a gloomier outlook, with rain spreading across the country later this afternoon.

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It's still warm but moderate UV levels, but heavier rainfall makes a return later, particularly for Ireland into the afternoon as outbreaks build from the south of the UK towards the evening.

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