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Today will start rather cloudy and murky but with a chance of a few brighter spells.

Today will start rather cloudy and murky but with a chance of a few brighter spells. Turning overcast and windy through the morning, with outbreaks of blustery rain in the afternoon, some heavy. This evening will be windy and wet at first but rain will clear away to the north-east overnight, followed by clear skies. The odd isolated shower may redevelop from the west towards dawn, however. Tomorrow will see early sunshine replaced by thick cloud and showery rain from the west.

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The Gull and Leek, one of the most unusual pubs in Wales, has opened. But, as Andy Gourlay found, a visit requires some planning, because it is on the nature reserve island of Flat Holm. On the face of it, it's not the most promising site for a new pub. In the middle of nowhere, you can't park and the locals are a noisy bunch intent on pinching your sandwiches. But despite all that, the Gull and Leek, the new pub on the nature reserve at Flat Holm island is sure to be a hit with visitors who do manage to drop in. Unless you happen to own a boat, there's no nipping over for a quick pint as a trip there takes a bit of forward planning. It starts at Cardiff Bay where you board the Lewis Alexander, the Flat Holm Project's custom-made boat for the minute journey, which also takes you through the giant sea lock at the Cardiff Bay barrage. There is no quay on the island and the boat has no option but to land by simply driving headlong up a ramp on the beach. It's got a specially designed reinforced hull, which is just as well. Flat Holm lies a few miles off the south Wales coastline between Barry and Penarth, and is the most southern tip of Wales - neighbouring Steep Holm is just over the border in England. Our guide for the pub's grand opening is Flat Holm manager Natalie Taylor. But before we hit the bar, she gives us a tour of the island, starting with a rundown on Flat Holm's long and varied history. Bronze Age relics have been found here but the earliest known visitor was St Cadoc in the 6th Century, who came to the island to meditate. He is said to have survived on a diet of water and wild leeks, which thrive on the island and, along with the gulls, give the pub its name. Vikings and Saxons, monks and silver miners have all occupied Flat Holm at some point, while brandy and tea smugglers used its rocky coves to store contraband.

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Today will start rather cloudy and murky but with a chance of a few brighter spells. Turning overcast and windy through the morning, with outbreaks of blustery rain in the afternoon, some heavy. This evening will be windy and wet at first but rain will clear away to the north-east overnight, followed by clear skies. The odd isolated shower may redevelop from the west towards dawn, however. Tomorrow will see early sunshine replaced by thick cloud and showery rain from the west. However, it will turn increasingly dry and clear later in the afternoon and evening. A milder day.

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Today will start rather cloudy and murky but with a chance of a few brighter spells. Turning overcast and windy through the morning, with outbreaks of blustery rain in the afternoon, some heavy. This evening will be windy and wet at first but rain will clear away to the north-east overnight, followed by clear skies. The odd isolated shower may redevelop from the west towards dawn, however.

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Forestwatcher Reported by Forestwatcher. It will be a dry and bright day. Tonight This evening will be windy and wet at first but rain will clear away to the north-east overnight, followed by clear skies. Sunny intervals and a gentle breeze. ESE 4. Wind gust shows the highest wind speed that you should encounter at that time, as winds peak and lull. Tuesday Tomorrow will see early sunshine replaced by thick cloud and showery rain from the west. Outlook for Wednesday to Friday: Largely dry and fine with sunny spells in the coming days, although isolated showers are possible during the afternoons. It will soon lift to reveal plenty of sunny spells, with just a few patchy clouds in the afternoon. However, it will turn increasingly dry and clear later in the afternoon and evening. Updated Monday to Friday only. Partly cloudy. Click for live BBC weather maps and Trevethin forceast. A gentle breeze from the east north east. Global Weather.