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26 Mar 2026
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26 Mar 2026
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Sleet and showers
Sunday will bring further falls of rain, sleet and some further snowfall accumulations for a time. It'll gradually become drier from the west later in the day as the area of low pressure moves away eastwards.
Feeling very cold with highest temperatures of 2 to 7 degrees and with the added wind chill from fresh and gusty northerly winds.
Any remaining rain, sleet and snow will clear eastwards on Sunday night, with clear spells following. Scattered rain, hail, sleet and snow showers will follow too, mainly into the west. Very cold with some lying snow, widespread frost and ice.
Lowest temperatures of -5 to 0 degrees with the north to northwest winds easing.
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