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00:00In London and the South East, Portsmouth is reporting the highest temperature at 15 degrees.

00:06The region is marked by patchy rain nearby, with similar conditions observed across the

00:11cities. The weather is generally cool and damp, with a consistent cloud cover contributing

00:17to a subdued autumnal atmosphere.

00:20The Midlands is seeing the highest temperature in Birmingham and Worcester, both at 14 degrees.

00:25The region is enveloped in fog, reducing visibility significantly. This foggy condition

00:31is prevalent, with a slightly cooler and cloudy atmosphere in Wolverhampton.

00:37In the North and North West of England, Sheffield reports the highest temperature at 14 degrees.

00:43The region is characterised by patchy rain and cloudy skies, with a cool and damp environment

00:48prevailing. This weather is typical for the season, affecting outdoor activities.

00:55Scotland sees Edinburgh with the highest temperature at 11 degrees. The region enjoys a mix of

01:00partly cloudy skies and sunny spells, particularly in Aberdeen. Glasgow, however, faces patchy

01:07rain, contributing to a cooler and slightly unpredictable weather pattern.

01:13In Ireland, both Dublin and Belfast are recording the highest temperatures at 13 degrees. The

01:19weather across the region is marked by patchy rain, with occasional clear spells. This leads

01:24to a cool, moist climate that is typical for this time of year.

01:29Wales, with Cardiff showing the highest temperature at 14 degrees, is facing patchy rain across

01:35the region. The weather is generally cool with frequent rain, affecting the lush landscapes

01:41and urban settings alike. This damp weather is typical for Wales, influencing daily activities

01:47and the natural environment.