Explanation of new warning levels

Current Forecast:

Saturday, 19 April 2014 11:22

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Today

Sunny this afternoon and evening and dry apart from isolated light showers in western counties. Top temperatures 13 to 16 C., generally, but a little lower on east facing coasts, due to moderate onshore breezes.

Tonight

Dry and mostly clear tonight, but becoming cold, with slack winds inland. Lowest temperatures zero to 4 C., resulting in a widespread sharp grass frost, together with some shallow fog patches.
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