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    Goodbye 2024: Counting down to the new year

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31 December 2024

Goodbye 2024
Counting down to the new year

Fireworks

In the years to come how will you look back at 2024? One to celebrate?. However you feel, it is almost time to wave goodbye, and welcome 2025!

Whatever you do to mark the passing of midnight tonight, remember to do so safely, responsibly and don't start too early... you don't want to exhaust yourself before the clock hits 00:00 and the night is alight with fireworks and celebration!

Be sure to check the latest forecast for your area on the WeatherRadar to avoid being caught out by the midnight conditions!

Weather & Radar editorial team

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