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A frontal boundary drifts from the northwest to southeast brining rain and wind to all areas through the day. Good morning, Those on elevated terrain of northern England and Scotland will awake to some morning ground frost. It's possible some local rural areas to the south may see ground frosts as well under the clear overnight and morning skies. The morning starts cloudy in Ireland and Scotland as a frontal boundary soon arrives onto northwest coasts. Rain sets in for several hours in Ireland and west Scotland, resolutely slipping southeast through the day bringing a spell of rain to nearly all areas. The heaviest of the rain is likely along the west coasts of southern Scotland, England, and Wales. Southeast England stays driest longest with patchy rain only arriving afternoon and setting in late in the day. Rain will tend to break in Ireland and Scotland late in the day through scattered showers will follow, particularly on northwest coasts. High temperatures will reach 12 C in Ireland, nearer 8 to 10C in Britain. The large area of rain will clear to the southeast overnight, but several frontal structures are following in it's wake: expect heavy showers in Scotland and northern England, these slowly trending southward overnight. Showers will continue on west coasts as well with a risk of more patchy rain in southwest England and southern Ireland. A few clear-sky spells are possible but will likely be short lived. Low temperatures of 6 to 10C, for most, though colder in central and north Scotland where more ground frosts may form in the later hours.
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