Since the beginning of next week, weather forecasts have predicted that temperatures could reach maximum 25-27 degrees.
This set will not only bring the warmest climate of the year so far, but it could also be the warmest stage of the Haas leg of the United Kingdom since the beginning of September last year.
When does the ‘Mini Weatwave’ arrive to the United Kingdom?
As of Saturday (April 26), temperatures range between 13 and 17 degrees with the “possibility” or western areas that see some rain, reports Darren Bett, the presenter of the main climate of the BBC.
What is a heat wave?
This means that the eastern parts of the United Kingdom are “probable” to stay dry, but there will be some clouds along the way.
On Sunday (April 27), the next rain band will be “backward” to Scotland and Northern Ireland.
“But in England and Wales, as the pressure begins to increase, the cloud will break to leave the most sunny skies and begin to heat up,” Bett shares, just in time for the marathons of London and Manchester.
He continued: “At the beginning of next week, temperatures continue to rise as the wind changes direction to a southeast and take advantage of a warmer air from the nearby continent.
Mini state waves on their way?
Next week we can see some of the highest April temperatures for 7 years, but it is not clear how long the sunny and warm spell will last.
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“Temperatures will increase widely to 22-23C and feel very pleasant under the sun. In Midlands and southeast England, it is forecast that temperatures will reach 25-27 ° C before Wednesday (April 30).”
Bett also explained: “It is not unusual to have these temperatures at this time of year.
“The highest temperature in April ever registered is 29.4 ° C, which was reached in London on April 16, 1949.
“However, the last time the temperature increased to 27 ° C in April was in Cambridge in 2018.”
How to face the warm climate?
How long will the ‘mini heat waves’ of the United Kingdom last?
At the moment, it seems that the “heat wave” will last until the “end of next week”, but this could change the change.
Bett said: “A climate pattern blocked with high pressure east of the United Kingdom and low pressure to the west means that heat will be made from continental Europe.
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“This pattern could remain in place until the end of next week.
“The position of high and low pressure areas can be altered next weekend, allowing the coldest air to reach north of the United Kingdom and showers can affect the areas of the South. This is still far away and can change.”
You can find its local time forecast before the “Mini Weatwave” in the BBC meteorological application or updating the last weather for next week.
