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Current Forecast:

Thursday, 17 April 2014 16:28

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Today

Rather cloudy for the rest of the afternoon and early evening but with clearer weather developing in the north and northeast.

Tonight

Continuing dry tonight with the clearer conditions in the northern areas extending southwards over the country overnight. Temperatures will fall to between 1 and 3 degrees in the northeast and east, leading to grass frost there, but between 5 and 7 degrees further south. Winds will be light variable and patches of mist and fog will form again.
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