Parts of the UK are anticipated to be warmer than Ibiza and Corfu today on the very first main day of springtime.
This Thursday notes the springtime equinox and temperature levels might get to 19C (66F) in the south ofEngland The Met Office meteorologist Becky Mitchell claimed that was 8C hotter than the standard for the time of year.
“We’re expecting quite a lot of dry weather, increasing amounts of sunshine as we head through the next few days,” she claimed. “By Wednesday, we’re looking at highs of about 17C in the south. And then on Thursday, we could get as high as 19C.”
That temperature level is approximated to be hotter than in Ibiza, which is anticipated to have highs of 17C on Thursday, while Corfu is anticipated to have highs of 16C.
However, the begin of the week in the UK will certainly still really feel cool, with some over night frost, the forecaster claimed.
“So the temperatures we have got currently are around average, which is about 10C. But we’ve also got quite a chilly wind at the moment, so it’s making it feel even colder,” Mitchell claimed.
“But by the time we get to Wednesday and Thursday, temperatures will be about eight degrees above average in some places. The spring equinox will coincide with some nice warm weather, definitely feeling spring-like.”
The anticipated greater temperature levels will certainly result from a big location of high stress, which has a tendency to bring completely dry and warm climate.
The hottest air will certainly remain in southerly components of the UK, Mitchell claimed.
“Parts of the south-east [and] across the Midlands will be the warmest spots on Wednesday, and then on Thursday that warmth travels a bit further north, so it’s going to feel pretty warm across southern Scotland, Northern Ireland and the whole of England and Wales.
“There’s really just northern Scotland that will keep hold of the colder weather through the middle of the week.”
