Why April felt especially chilly - but warmer weather on the way
Grey skies and rain mean April has felt unusually cold, the Met Office said.
Source: dorsetecho.co.uk
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Grey skies and rain mean April has felt unusually cold, the Met Office said.
It has been a "month of two halves", the Met Office says - initially quite warm and then cool. But it's about to warm up again.
The south-east of England will enjoy the highest temperatures this week, while northern England and eastern Scotland will see the chilliest.
The Met Office says Britain could be hit by a warm snap next week ahead of the May bank holiday.
The south-east of England will enjoy the highest temperatures this week, while northern England and eastern Scotland will see the chilliest.