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So this is what it looks like this weekend, and it's a story of sunshine and showers. So the kind of weather that changes from hour to hour, so if you are popping out for any lengthy period of time, make sure you have your brolly or the waterproofs, because there will be one or two downpours around across the country.

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Actually, some of these showers - you can see how they're dotted across Scotland, northern England, the Midlands too - some of these showers will be heavy. One particular one here, but of course this is just a snapshot at four o'clock in the afternoon, and with the clock, these showers will be moving around as well. But they won't be moving very quickly, because the winds are very light on Saturday, so if you are going to be stuck underneath the shower you might be stuck underneath it for quite some time before it moves away and affects the neighbourhoods or the towns further on.

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Temperatures a little on the fresh side, for sure, around 12 or 13 for most of us, really, particularly in the showers. If you get a bit of sunshine, it may get up to the mid or high teens in the south of the country.

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This is Saturday night into the early hours of Sunday. The winds will die down, the showers will clear away, and it is potentially going to be quite a foggy morning. So first thing on Sunday, if you are travelling, there could be some quite tricky conditions, particularly in the countryside with fog.

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And then through Sunday itself this area of low pressure from Iberia, across the Bay of Biscay and into France, will upset the weather somewhat, at least a little bit later on into Sunday.

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So after a foggy start, lots of bright weather around for Sunday afternoon for most of us. But notice that the weather's going downhill across the Channel Islands, the south coast, and eventually the south east of England.

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So we could be talking about some quite heavy rain pushing in through the middle part of the afternoon across the south of the UK.