Explanation of new warning levels

Current Forecast:

Sunday, 09 March 2014 04:54

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Today

It will be mostly cloudy today with spells of rain or drizzle, although parts of the east and southeast will be dry for a time with a little hazy sunshine early on. Light to moderate, south to southwest winds will become light, variable during the morning and temperatures will reach 8 to 14 degrees this afternoon, coolest in the northwest with highest temperatures expected in the southeast.

Tonight

Rain and drizzle will die out tonight and it will become dry with clearing skies. It'll turn cold with temperatures falling below freezing in light variable winds. Mist and fog patches will return along with a sharp frost. Lowest temperatures between plus 1 and minus 1 degrees.
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