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Cold front gradually brings wind & rain

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24 October 2024

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Cold front gradually brings wind & rain

A band of rain will be slowly making its way eastwards, accompanied by brisk winds.

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Weather outlook

Cloud and rain will advance from the west into Ireland and Northern Ireland through the day, accompanied by brisk winds.

Staying largely dry with variable cloud elsewhere, with showers then developing in the west into the evening, ahead of the cold front arriving later. Rain will continue to slowly edge in overnight.

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Check back through the day for the latest on conditions across the UK and Ireland, with stronger winds returning to our shores and warning in place.

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