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Clare weather
TODAY - Saturday 25 March
Today will bring hazy spells of sunshine although it will turn cloudier later in the afternoon. There will be well scattered showers, with a chance of more persistent rain developing in the south in the evening. Highest temperatures of 10 to 12 degrees. Moderate westerly breezes will largely ease light in the afternoon.
TONIGHT: Rain is likely to affect southern coastal counties. Elsewhere there will be isolated showers and many places will be dry under broken cloud. Light easterly winds will turn northerly by morning, with fresher winds towards the east and south coast. A chilly night with lows of 2 to 5 degrees.
TOMORROW - Sunday 26 March: Scattered showers with some sunny spells in a mostly light northerly breeze. Highs will range from 7 degrees in Ulster up to 13 degrees in Munster.
SUNDAY NIGHT: Lingering showers will die out early on Sunday night, becoming largely dry and clear, with very light winds. Turning cold and frosty where skies remain clear with lows of 0 to -3 degrees. Some ice patches possible.
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