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Headline:

Scattered, occasionally heavy showers. Becoming drier and brighter tomorrow.

This Evening and Tonight:

Broken cloud with scattered occasionally heavy showers. Eastern England and Scotland will tend to be drier, but heavy showers will spread to southeast England during the evening and night. A cool northerly breeze will develop later, becoming brisk in west.

Sunday:

Many areas will become largely dry with sunny spells as showers die away, but some showers continuing on east and west coasts of England, Scotland, Wales, and across Northern Ireland.

Updated: 1432 on Sat 7 Nov 2009

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