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Temperatures to briefly touch 27C despite more rain on the way for some

Temperatures to briefly touch 27C despite more rain on the way for some
BBC UK Wednesday 02 September 2026, 09:06 UTC 1 min read
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Wet and windy weather will give way to drier conditions late this week, with temperatures rising as high as 26C for some.

Wet and windy weather will give way to drier conditions late this week, with temperatures rising as high as 26C for some.
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