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Windswept Tuesday with stormy potential

04:00
20 August 2024

Breakfast brief
Windswept Tuesday with stormy potential

Wind map showing strong gusts across the UK and Ireland, particularly in western Scotland. Warning symbol for wind included.Strong gusting winds, a common sight on the WindRadar this week.

Another windswept day ahead, with a chance of a stormy afternoon in parts of Scotland.

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Weather outlook

Much of the rain seen on Monday has cleared, though two clear bands remain across western areas of the UK, and towards the south-east.

By early afternoon, showers develop across Ireland, while a risk of thundery showers forms in western Scotland.

It remains a windswept outlook, with highs of 40 mph in Dublin and across western Scotland, before gusts grow stronger later in the week.

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As unsettled conditions continue throughout the week, we'll continue to bring you the latest events and insights, here, on our social channels, and don't forget to activate notifications so we can reach you with the latest news directly.

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