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Heavy rain to give way to bright sunshine across Kent

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Brighton, Chichester and Worthing will see a high chance of precipitation (70-80 percent) before 10am. Most inland areas will see similar conditions with heavy rain in Horsham and Crawley. However, this will give way to sunny intervals throughout the late morning and afternoon. Overnight, Sussex will see "long clear spells with light winds allowing it to turn quite chilly in rural parts with mist and fog patches forming in places"

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Heavy rain gives way to sunshine across Sussex ahead of wet week

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Heavy rain to give way to bright sunshine across Kent

It will be a breezy start to the day for some

3 years ago·Kent, United Kingdom

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Kent Live News broke the news in Kent, United Kingdom 3 years ago on Monday, October 17, 2022.

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