Across Britain, the temperatures will rise to the mid twenties by Wednesday. The east coast will remain cooler, but the trending temperatures will warm northern England and Scotland.
Despite a few showers in the west, this new rise in mercury could make Britain even hotter than the Mediterranean.
The change is due to a high pressure system blocking low pressure and Arctic air which remained when spring’s warm Atlantic jet stream winds crossed over the south.
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Across Britain, the temperatures will rise to the mid twenties by Wednesday. The east coast will remain cooler, but the trending temperatures will warm northern England and Scotland.
Despite a few showers in the west, this new rise in mercury could make Britain even hotter than the Mediterranean.
The change is due to a high pressure system blocking low pressure and Arctic air which remained when spring’s warm Atlantic jet stream winds crossed over the south.
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