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00:00In the south, Portsmouth and Bristol are both reporting the highest temperatures at 17 degrees.

00:06The region is under a blanket of patchy rain, with Plymouth showing partly cloudy skies.

00:12This varied weather pattern affects the entire southern coast, bringing a mix of damp and

00:17slightly clearer conditions.

00:20Nottingham leads the Midlands with the highest temperature at 18 degrees.

00:24The region is draped in similar weather, characterised by patchy rain across most areas.

00:30This consistent pattern provides a cool and moist atmosphere throughout the Midlands.

00:35Sheffield and Manchester both report the highest temperatures at 17 degrees in the north and

00:41northwest of England.

00:42The area is enveloped in patchy rain, creating a uniformly damp environment across these

00:48regions.

00:49Edinburgh reports the highest temperature at 16 degrees in Scotland.

00:54The region sees a mix of moderate to patchy rain, with Aberdeen experiencing more persistent

00:59rain.

01:00This weather pattern is typical for Scotland, affecting both daily activities and the natural

01:05landscape.

01:07Dublin leads with the highest temperature at 17 degrees in Ireland.

01:12The region is marked by patchy rain, affecting both cities.

01:16This weather is typical for the area, influencing daily life and the lush, green landscape that

01:21Ireland is known for.

01:24Cardiff is currently the warmest in Wales with a temperature of 17 degrees.

01:29The region is covered with patchy rain, typical of the Welsh climate.

01:33This weather influences the lush landscapes and daily activities across Wales, providing

01:38a consistent, moist environment.