Weather / Uk Weather
Forget April showers – the UK is set for a largely dry week filled with spring sunshine as we step into the new month. A dominant high-pressure system is ushering in pleasantly warm conditions across the country.
A large area of high pressure settling close to the UK is the main driver behind this week's fine weather, effectively shielding the country from Atlantic weather systems.
While many areas will enjoy unbroken sunshine, the location of the warmest temperatures will shift. Initially, northern Scotland could see highs of 19-20C midweek. However, as the high-pressure system subtly shifts position later in the week (Thursday/Friday), cooler north-easterly winds will be introduced, making northern and eastern areas (especially coasts) feel cooler, while southern England becomes the warmest spot, potentially reaching 20-21C.
Although significantly warmer than average, this spell is unlikely to challenge the UK's all-time April record of 29.4C (84.9F) set in London in 1949. Spring is a transitional season known for temperature swings.
This settled period follows an unusually dry March across most of the UK. Met Office data up to March 29th showed England and Wales receiving only 26% of their average March rainfall.
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