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Derek Brockway Derek Brockway | 17:25 UK time, Wednesday, 12 May 2010

There is a chill in the air again today and it was certainly cold in Mid Wales.

Last night at Tirabad in Powys, the temperature dropped to -4 Celsius, 25 Fahrenheit - making it the coldest May night there since 1996!

Gardeners need to be on their guard again tonight because more frost is expected.

Tomorrow night, though, will be different; cloudy and milder with outbreaks of rain.

And then over the weekend, some ground frost is likely in places but next week will become warmer with south-westerly winds.

Derek

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