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BRITS are forecast to be hit by high temperatures and suffocating sunlight as the hottest April in a decade will continue.
On Thursday and Friday of this week temperatures will reach maximums of 24 ° C, with London warmer than Lanzarote.
Most of the country will enjoy the temperate climate, with temperatures reaching 23 ° C in Wales and 18 ° C in Scotland.
However, the country remains under strict coronavirus blocking rules, and the British cannot leave their homes and enjoy the weather.
The average high for this month is 12C, and this is the hottest April the UK has seen since 2011.
Bookmaker Ladbrokes has reduced its odds to 4/5 this week, beating the hottest day of the year so far when Treknow in Cornwall hit 26C on April 10.
SUN COMING
The Meteorological Office said 21C highs will be seen on Wednesday as the temperature rises through Thursday.
However, the east of the UK will see cooler weather, with temperatures to remain in the tens.
Meteorologist Aidan McGivern said: “It is another pretty good day, and any early clouds will soon rise to leave clear blue skies for the vast majority, perhaps a few patches of fog around Shetland, otherwise for the vast majority it is a day. sunny and good.
“Temperatures a little bit higher compared to Tuesday, and a less windy day too. Highs of 21C in the west, 12-15C further east.
“Until Wednesday night, once again, the sky is clear, and those clear skies continue to arrive until Thursday.
HIGH TEMPERATURES
The highest temperatures of the week so far will be seen on Thursday, with the potential to break the year record of 26C.
Forecasters from the Meteorological Office said there would be cooler temperatures in the north of the UK due to increased pressure on the region.
I wouldn’t rule out the tastes of the Greater London and southern regions, even hitting 25C.
Met Office’s Bonnie Diamond
Meteorological Office forecaster Greg Dewhurst said: “There will be quite a bit of fog to start the day on Thursday, but that will clear up fairly quickly and there will be a bright and warm sun across the UK.”
“This will be the same for Friday, which could be hotter in some areas.”
“This is due to a large high pressure area in the north of the UK.
“It also helps that there have been consecutive days of clear, hot days that have kept it going.”
Meteorological Office forecaster Bonnie Diamond said: “I wouldn’t rule out the likes of the Greater London and southern regions, even hitting 25C.”
Lanzarote, in the Canary Islands, is expected to see temperatures of 24 ° C on Thursday, and the Greek island of Corfu is forecast to reach 17 ° C.
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The hottest day of the year in the UK so far was recorded in Treknow, Cornwall on April 10.
When asked if Thursday’s temperature could beat it, Ms. Diamond said, “Although 26C might be a little difficult, it is not impossible with light winds and sun traps.
“Friday will probably be a similarly warm day, but as we move into the weekend, we are likely to lose the southwest wind and return to less warm temperatures.”
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