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Current Forecast:

Mostly cloudy across the country today but there will continue to be some hazy sunny spells in the east. Patchy rain is now affecting some Atlantic coastal counties and this patchy rain will extend eastwards during the course of the afternoon and evening but rainfall amounts will be small and some parts of the east will hold dry. Top temperatures this afternoon will range 15 to 18 degrees in freshening southerly winds which will increase strong later on western coasts.

Tonight

Breezy, misty and mostly cloudy tonight, with scattered patches of light rain and drizzle. Heavier and more persistent rain will develop along the west coast towards midnight and will extend gradually eastwards. Some hill and coastal fog also, especially along southern coasts where the visibility will be quite poor. Mild overnight with lowest temperatures 11 to 13 degrees in fresh to strong southerly winds.
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