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Frosty start for some, but change later

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13 September 2024

Breakfast brief
Frosty start for some, but change later

Check out the minimum temperatures where you are on the TemperatureRadar.

A bitterly chilly start to Friday with temperatures around freezing in parts with a ground frost, but cloud and rain moving in from the west later.

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Weather outlook

A crisp and cold start with temperatures around zero for some areas. Bright away from western fringes though, with plenty of sunshine through the day.

However cloud and rain will increase from the west, moving in to Ireland and then western Scotland.

Rain and brisk winds continuing in the north and west overnight, while staying dry, clear and still rather chilly to the south and east. A warm front is then expected to arrive from the west later in the night.

What's coming up in the news

Your latest weather trend arrives this afternoon with everything you need to know for the days and weeks ahead, with a more detailed look at the weekend's weather specifically, here on Saturday morning.

Plus this weekend, vegetation has bloomed in the Sahara Desert following a rare rainfall event, read more on that and also catch the latest collection of user images across the weekend.

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