UK weather maps turn bright yellow with 22C scorcher to hit 5 regions | Weather | News
UK weather maps predict a return to warm temperatures in the coming days; The temperature will be 22C in five regions.
The warmer weather forecast for midweek follows unstable and destructive weather conditions caused by Storm Dave, which brought heavy rain and strong winds.
However, a change in the jet stream later this week will allow high pressure to build from the south, creating a temporary but notable change in conditions.
As Storm Dave moves eastwards, warm air from continental Europe will push towards southern Britain, allowing temperatures to drop into the low 20s.
Accordingly WXCharts weather mapsParts of the South East will reach 22C on Wednesday, April 8, while much of England will be 21C, according to MetDesk data.
Other maps show many parts of the UK will enjoy temperatures of up to 19°C from Tuesday, but the peak of the scorching temperatures will occur around 6pm on Wednesday.
All regions where 21C is expected
- hampshire
- surrey
- Berkshire
- buckinghamshire
- Oxfordshire
- bedfordshire
- hertfordshire
- cambridgeshire
According to the maps, many parts of the UK will experience temperatures above 20 degrees.
This will be a welcome respite for many after the Met Office warned that Storm Dave could bring heavy snow and gusty winds on Sunday.
A yellow weather warning for wind was issued for parts of northern England, Scotland and Wales early on Saturday, and the Met Office said the storm “will continue to deepen”.
Heavy snow and gusty winds will also cause disruption, with winds of up to 66 miles per hour recorded at Capel Curig in North Wales.
Lancashire, North Yorkshire, Northumberland, North Wales and parts of Scotland are under an amber warning that came into force at 7pm and will remain in force until 3am on Sunday.
The wind warning covering northern England, parts of Scotland and parts of Wales is in effect until 7am on Sunday.
