Wednesday 21st January A very good morning to you on this Wednesday, the 21st of January. Let's dive into today’s winter forecast across the UK. The south-east is starting off relatively mild, with highs reaching around 11 degrees, but do prepare for some drizzles, especially late morning into the early afternoon. Sunscreen won't be necessary today! Moving up to Scotland, a wet start is expected in the early hours, with rain lingering around the morning commute, though we should see clearer conditions and even some sunshine by midday. A brolly might be a wise choice for your morning plans. Over in Wales, a breezy day is on the cards with similar temperatures but less rain than elsewhere, though a few scattered showers are possible — mostly in the earlier part of the day. Gusts may make it feel a touch cooler, so a cosy jumper wouldn't go amiss. Northern Ireland will experience quite a bit of rain throughout the day, particularly in the early hours before a few sunny spells grace the morning. Those planning to be out and about should keep an eye on the forecast as it progresses. For the folks in the Midlands and further north in England, anticipate light rain sprinkles mainly this afternoon, though temperatures will remain just below 10 degrees. Keep a raincoat on hand if you're off to the shops or heading to work. The south-west appears to be bearing the brunt of today's rain, with heavy showers and strong winds in the mix. It's not an ideal day for hanging washing out, I'm afraid! Coastal areas, too, should be prepared for gusty winds and frequent downpours, so wrap up warm if a seaside walk is on your agenda. As always, please drive safely wherever your travels may take you, and keep your spirits high despite the gloomy weather. We'll cross our fingers for a sunnier disposition as the week unfolds. Do take care, and stay warm!
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A miniature landscape inside a vintage glass bottle captures the rugged beauty of the Cornish coast, where a fierce winter storm lashes a small harbour with rain. Grey clouds roll over the scene, and waves crash against the weathered stone piers, as the wind whips at the pastel-painted cottages. Despite the harsh weather, the warm glow of lights from the windows hints at the resilience and warmth of the seaside community within.