time for a look at the weather. here s louise lear. this time yesterday i was telling you about how much sunshine we were having across the country and how glorious it was and we saw highs of 16 degrees. today it has been a slightly disappointing start with quite a lot of cloud. but in the last hour or so across lincolnshire, down towards the east midlands and cambridgeshire, we ve got some breaks in the cloud and some sunshine. but i suspect most of us further west will continue to see that pretty thick cloud. and there is some rain on the way for the lake district. forthe is some rain on the way for the lake district. for the rest of the afternoon we are going to be chasing cloud around. there will be some brief breaks perhaps in the south east but it will be a rather overcast afternoon. and there will be some heavy rain moving into the north west. 9 12 will be the overall high the country. the rain will be heavy for a time and it will be driven through pretty quickly by gu
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