Summary
The UK is experiencing milder weather after a period of heavy rain. Temperatures have risen due to winds from the Atlantic, with the highest temperatures of the year recorded in some areas. However, some regions still face a risk of flooding because of saturated ground.
Key Facts
- The UK recently shifted from cold, wet weather to milder temperatures.
- South-westerly winds from the Atlantic are responsible for the warmer weather.
- Each part of the UK has seen its highest temperature of the year so far.
- In eastern England, temperatures could reach 17-18°C (63-64°F) on Wednesday.
- Northern and western UK areas will have more clouds and rain but temperatures will be above average.
- The last time temperatures reached 18°C was November 2025.
- Some areas, especially in western Scotland, could still experience rain and potential flooding due to saturated ground.
- The risk of flooding might continue into March.
