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00:00London, with a high of 21 degrees, leads the temperature chart in the south-east today.

00:06The region is marked by patchy rain, with conditions ranging from moderate to heavy

00:10rain in surrounding cities like Brighton and Bristol. The weather is generally damp across

00:16the area, affecting outdoor activities.

00:19Lincoln, reaching 18 degrees, reports the highest temperature in the Midlands. The region

00:25is enveloped in a blanket of rain, varying from patchy to heavy, particularly affecting

00:30areas like Worcester and Wolverhampton. The persistent rain is likely to impact daily

00:36commutes and outdoor activities.

00:39Manchester and Liverpool, both peaking at 16 degrees, share the highest temperatures

00:44in the north and northwest. The region is dominated by heavy rain, creating challenging

00:49conditions for travel and outdoor activities. The consistent rain across cities like Leeds

00:55and Sheffield further emphasises the wet weather pattern.

00:59Edinburgh and Aberdeen, both recording 13 degrees, are the warmest in Scotland today.

01:05The region sees a consistent pattern of moderate rain, affecting visibility and dampening the

01:11outdoor environment. This weather is typical for the season, influencing both daily life

01:16and the natural landscape.

01:19Dublin, with a high of 17 degrees, is the warmest city in Ireland today. The entire

01:25region is facing moderate rain, which could affect outdoor plans and travel. The consistent

01:30rainfall is typical for this time of year, impacting daily routines and the lush green

01:35landscapes of Ireland.

01:38Cardiff, at 17 degrees, is the warmest in Wales today. The region is characterised by

01:44moderate rain, which might influence outdoor activities and travel. The persistent wet

01:49conditions are typical for Wales, affecting both the urban and rural landscapes.