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Watch this weekend’s weather forecast: Colder, breezy, sunny

PUBLISHED: 10:00 17 November 2018

Early summer scenes around Romford in April. Raphael Park under a blue sky

Early summer scenes around Romford in April. Raphael Park under a blue sky

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Wondering what the weather has in store for us this weekend? Watch our Met Office video forecast.

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The sun is meant to come out this weekend, so although it will be a bit nippy make sure you’ve got your sunglasses on.

Have a great weekend, and happy birthday this Saturday to our very own reporter Liam Coleman!

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