UK could see hottest April weather in seven years with 27C expected this week
Summary
The United Kingdom will experience the warmest weather of the year this week, with temperatures expected to reach up to 28C (82F). However, this is not likely to be considered a heatwave by the Met Office.Key Facts
- This week, the UK will have the warmest weather of 2021.
- The warmest temperature is expected to be between 27 and 28C (81-82F).
- The warm weather is due to a high pressure weather system blocking rain from reaching the UK.
- If Wednesday reaches 27C, it will be the hottest April day since 2018.
- Pollen and UV (these are things in the air that can irritate your skin and make you sneeze) levels will be high.
- Due to little rain since early March, there is a risk of wildfires in some parts of southern England.
- This period of warm weather is not likely to meet the requirements to be considered a heatwave.
- Cooler weather and some showers are expected by the end of the week, but the bank holiday weekend should still be mostly dry.
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