There are signs of a change later next week, as temperatures are set to rise] There was not much respite this month either, with a warning of ‘freezing rain’ last week which could quickly turn roads into ice rinks, and a ‘Scandinavian High’ bringing cold weather down from the far north of Europe.
There are signs of a change later next week, as temperatures are set to rise] Mr Morgan said: ‘We’ve basically got this battleground taking place over this weekend between cold air across Scandinavia and Central Europe, which is affecting eastern parts of the UK, but towards the west is a little bit milder.
There are signs of a change later next week, as temperatures are set to rise] Much of the UK has seen ‘anticyclonic gloom’ over the past week, causing dull skies, with some areas not having seen the sun in more than a week.
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There are signs of a change later next week, as temperatures are set to rise] This is well above average for the season, which is 6°C in Scotland and 9°C in southern England, but it is not likely to break the record for hottest day in February, which was 21.2°C recorded in 2019 in Kew Gardens.
