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Our columnist sets out his rules for tomorrow night. Standards have slipped. Sweets must be earned.
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Our columnist sets out his rules for tomorrow night. Standards have slipped. Sweets must be earned.
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Days are now shorter than a council meeting about car parking. Vitamin D tablets sold out in one Perth pharmacy, possibly.
Next week looks mostly settled with overnight frost and fog that may linger in places. The Tay valley prepares to disappear each morning.
Clear skies on Sunday give way to a low near 0°C. Monday morning will feel like −1°C, which Perth will describe as 'baltic'.
Saturday cloud thickens with patchy light rain from the evening. Parents advised to waterproof the witch.
Long sunny spells, barely a breeze and less than a 5% chance of rain. Residents check the calendar twice, then put a washing out.
Temperatures fall to around zero. Curling fans hope for outdoor ice, motorists hope for a working de-icer, and nobody gets what they want.
Saturday morning on the Inch will be dry and bright. Organisers warn that capes and the Tay wind are not friends.
Nations Championship kicks off at Murrayfield on 7 November. Perth rugby fans begin a strict training regime of standing up suddenly.