Explanation of new warning levels

Current Forecast:

Monday, 26 January 2015 05:19

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Today

Today will be a rather cold fresh day with sunny spells and some scattered showers in the North and Northwest. Highest temperatures 7 to 9 degrees Celsius with fresh West to Northwest breezes, stronger around the North coast. The winds will ease later in the day.

Tonight

Tonight will be dry, apart from a little drizzle affecting the North coast. Clear spells in the East and South will allow it to turn cold here as temperatures dip to 2 or 3 degrees with a touch of ground frost and some mist or fog patches. Increasing cloud in the West and Northwest will keep it a little less cold and with frost unlikely.
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