Summary
The UK is experiencing its warmest weather of the year so far, with temperatures reaching up to 24C in some areas like south-east England. However, by Thursday, cooler air will spread from the north-west, causing temperatures to drop to more typical April levels. Saharan dust might also be moving into the UK, possibly leading to more colorful sunrises and sunsets.
Key Facts
- The UK will see temperatures rise to high teens and low twenties this week.
- South-east England could reach 24C, the highest so far this year.
- Previous highest temperature was 20.9C on March 31 in Pershore, Worcestershire.
- By Thursday, cooler air will lower temperatures to around 10-14C across most areas.
- Saharan dust might spread to the UK, making sunsets and sunrises more colorful.
- In western Europe, temperatures are also rising, with some places in France nearing 30C.
- The warm air is being pushed in by south-easterly winds, which will turn north-westerly later in the week.
