BRITS will enjoy some sunshine this week after the Met Office confirmed "anticyclonic gloom" will lift today. The grey and murky weather conditions which have left some places in the UK with virtually no sunny spells are finally set to pass. 6 After days of gloomy weather it’s a beautiful sunrise as the sky turns orange in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire this morning Credit: Paul Marriott 6 Brits could be enjoying some sunnier weather this week, like here in London a fortnight ago Credit: Rex 6 Sunny spells similar to those seen in the seaside resort of Sidmouth in Devon two weeks ago will appear Credit: ©Graham Hunt 6 Met Office prediction The Met Office said that people living in the south of England have experienced an average of one hour of sunshine this month.
And one village was even believed to have seen no sunshine since the start of the month thanks to "anticyclonic gloom". Odiham, a village of around 5,000 people in Hampshire, has recorded zero minutes of sunshine since October according to ITV weather presenter Becky Martin. However, forecasters have now confirmed that most of the country will enjoy sunshine and blue skies today on Armistice Day.
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