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Brits staring down weekend weather scorcher that's hotter than Spain as UK forecast major 'heatwave' - Vimarsana News

Brits staring down weekend weather scorcher that's hotter than Spain as UK forecast major 'heatwave'

Parts of the UK will see temperatures rise to nearly 18C this weekend - hotter than Madrid - with the Met Office warning of 'unsettled weather' ahead, following a particularly wet March

UK weather: New maps show exact date temperatures to soar to 16C - Vimarsana News

UK weather: New maps show exact date temperatures to soar to 16C

Today, temperatures are expected to soar to highs of 16C in some parts of England and Wales, as the nation continues to experience an unseasonably mild time of year

April showers to follow wetter than average March - Vimarsana News

April showers to follow wetter than average March

The Met Office has forecast ‘unsettled’ weather for the rest of the week, including rain, sunny spells and strong winds.

April showers continue for Britain this week with more wet and windy weather but temperatures will reach above-average 18C - Vimarsana News

April showers continue for Britain this week with more wet and windy weather but temperatures will reach above-average 18C

The Met Office has warned of 'unsettled' weather over the next few days for Britain with rain, sunny spells and increasingly strong winds towards the end of the week.

UK weather: New maps show exact date 742-mile long storm will hit with only 4 places spared - Vimarsana News

UK weather: New maps show exact date 742-mile long storm will hit with only 4 places spared

In just over a week, an enormous storm will descend on the UK, covering the majority of the British isles, with just a handful of locations being spared the grim conditions