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Sunday 21st September Good morning and welcome to your Sunday forecast on this 21st of September, 2025. As we embrace the beauty of autumn, the UK is seeing a rather mixed bag of weather today. Let’s delve into the details for each region. Starting in the south-east, it seems we’re looking at a dry day with temperatures just a breath under 16 degrees Celsius. The breeze will maintain a brisk pace, so you’ll want to hold onto your hats. As evening draws near, a late burst of sunshine will light up the western skies, offering a gentle glow to end the day. Moving into the Midlands, early risers today might have noticed a damp start, with some showers lingering from overnight. But don’t let that put a damper on your plans, as we could see it clearing to drier weather by the afternoon. A touch cooler here than the south, but still quite mild overall. Northern England is experiencing a classic autumnal day. With a few more showers lingering in both the northwest and northeast, it might be wise to keep your umbrella handy. However, expect it to ease off into the second half of the day, potentially allowing for brighter intervals. Across the way in Wales, it’s a similar story, though largely dry after a slight morning drizzle. Winds remain moderate, and temperatures hover in the mid-teens, making it a fairly comfortable albeit fresh day ahead. Shifting our focus to Scotland, it’s largely dry with some fine spells indicated earlier in the far north, where the day started with a sunny note. Expect the sunshine to retreat as clouds gather, but stay confident in the temperature climbing to a touch over 13 degrees. As for Northern Ireland, folks there can expect conditions akin to their Scottish neighbours. Milder winds will accompany a dry profile for the day, with temperatures mirroring a typical autumn afternoon. It’s a good day to enjoy the outdoors, keeping an eye out for that evening sunshine. Finally, close to the coast and down to the southwest, we had a sprinkle of rain earlier on, but sunshine could break through as the morning matures. Temperatures edge back to comfortable, thanks to the Atlantic influences. That’s your wrap. Keep these details in mind as you plan your Sunday activities. Whether it's a stroll in the park, a cosy indoor day, or just taking it as it comes, enjoy your day whatever the weather.

Sunday 21st September Good morning and welcome to your Sunday forecast on this 21st of September, 2025. As we embrace the beauty of autumn, the UK is seeing a rather mixed bag of weather today. Let’s delve into the details for each region. Starting in the south-east, it seems we’re looking at a dry day with temperatures just a breath under 16 degrees Celsius. The breeze will maintain a brisk pace, so you’ll want to hold onto your hats. As evening draws near, a late burst of sunshine will light up the western skies, offering a gentle glow to end the day. Moving into the Midlands, early risers today might have noticed a damp start, with some showers lingering from overnight. But don’t let that put a damper on your plans, as we could see it clearing to drier weather by the afternoon. A touch cooler here than the south, but still quite mild overall. Northern England is experiencing a classic autumnal day. With a few more showers lingering in both the northwest and northeast, it might be wise to keep your umbrella handy. However, expect it to ease off into the second half of the day, potentially allowing for brighter intervals. Across the way in Wales, it’s a similar story, though largely dry after a slight morning drizzle. Winds remain moderate, and temperatures hover in the mid-teens, making it a fairly comfortable albeit fresh day ahead. Shifting our focus to Scotland, it’s largely dry with some fine spells indicated earlier in the far north, where the day started with a sunny note. Expect the sunshine to retreat as clouds gather, but stay confident in the temperature climbing to a touch over 13 degrees. As for Northern Ireland, folks there can expect conditions akin to their Scottish neighbours. Milder winds will accompany a dry profile for the day, with temperatures mirroring a typical autumn afternoon. It’s a good day to enjoy the outdoors, keeping an eye out for that evening sunshine. Finally, close to the coast and down to the southwest, we had a sprinkle of rain earlier on, but sunshine could break through as the morning matures. Temperatures edge back to comfortable, thanks to the Atlantic influences. That’s your wrap. Keep these details in mind as you plan your Sunday activities. Whether it's a stroll in the park, a cosy indoor day, or just taking it as it comes, enjoy your day whatever the weather.

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AI Prompt Used to Generate This Image: A quaint coastal village in Cornwall, where pastel-hued fishing cottages line the narrow harbour. The late afternoon sun casts a warm glow over the calm sea, with fishing boats gently bobbing in the water. A light breeze rustles the leaves of sturdy coastal plants, creating a serene and charming autumn atmosphere, all captured in a folk art style that's colourful and naive.

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