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Rain pushing northwards over Scotland this morning, strong winds here. Showery bursts across northern England, Northern Ireland and in the west. Fine weather inland, but heavy showers develop throughout the day, sunshine between. – This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the morning of 14/06/24. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Clare Nasir.
Rain pushing northwards over Scotland this morning, strong winds here. Showery bursts across northern England, Northern Ireland and in the west. Fine weather inland, but heavy showers develop throughout the day, sunshine between. – This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the morning of 14/06/24. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Clare Nasir.
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