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It's a funny one because the window has been fitted almost flush to the outside of the brick leaving it exposed to the elements. It would have been a tricky seal and doesn't look as though it has been done professionally. I would definitely take a look at the seals around the window, maybe clean them off altogether and start again. I doubt that the window has been foamed and so do this before the window is resealed. Check beneath the sill as well. Looking at the picture it could be a gap in the seal beneath the sill, the warmth from your house can draw in moisture and it looks worse at the bottom of the reveal. As suggested clean out the weep vents as well if possible.
One other possible cause of condensation could be that the drainage in the frame could be blocked. Externally glazed windows are notorious for holding a lot of water, you would have to remove the glass to check this though and with its location that will be tricky.
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One other possible cause of condensation could be that the drainage in the frame could be blocked. Externally glazed windows are notorious for holding a lot of water, you would have to remove the glass to check this though and with its location that will be tricky.
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