**Wales Breaking News, Weather, and Traffic Updates**
**Monday, October 7, Wales**
A showery start to the week, turning colder later. Here is the full forecast for Wales today: Showery rain clearing the north and any mist lifting to leave some sunny spells. Scattered showers developing, these locally heavy. Clouding over in the south and west later with rain arriving by late afternoon. Feeling pleasant in the sunshine with a maximum temperature of 16°C. Clouding over more widely this evening with rain, occasionally heavy, spreading north. Turning drier again by the early hours with low cloud and patchy fog developing, staying relatively mild at a minimum temperature of 8°C.
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