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00:00London leads with a high of 23° amid a broader pattern of patchy rain across the south-east.

00:07The region is cloaked in cool, damp conditions, with similar weather affecting Brighton, Portsmouth,

00:13Bristol and Plymouth. Despite the gloom, the temperatures remain mild, typical for early

00:18September.

00:20Worcester and Birmingham are today's warmest Midland cities, each recording a high of 20°.

00:26The region is enveloped in patchy rain, affecting areas from Lincoln to Wolverhampton. This

00:32damp, overcast weather is typical for the season, offering a consistent coolness across

00:37the Midlands.

00:40Leeds reports the highest temperature in the north at 19°, amidst a backdrop of widespread

00:45patchy rain. Cities like Manchester, Sheffield and Liverpool also share in the cool, damp

00:51conditions, with Newcastle experiencing moderate rain.

00:55This weather is typical for the region, reflecting a typical early autumn day.

01:01Edinburgh is the warmest Scottish city today, with a high of 16°. The entire region sees

01:07similar weather, characterised by patchy rain and cool temperatures. Glasgow and Aberdeen

01:13are slightly cooler, but the overall climate remains damp and mild, typical of Scotland's

01:18early September weather.

01:20Dublin, with a high of 18°, is the warmest in Ireland today, under conditions of patchy

01:26rain that extend across to Belfast. The weather remains consistently cool and damp, typical

01:32of the Irish climate at this time of year, affecting daily routines and outdoor activities.

01:38Cardiff marks the highest temperature in Wales today at 19°, amidst widespread patchy rain.

01:45The Welsh region is characterised by cool, damp weather, which is quite typical for this

01:50time of year. The consistent rain and mild temperatures affect both coastal and inland

01:55areas, shaping daily activities and the natural landscape.