Even with the predicted snowfall this weekend and the impending cold, meteorologists predict that the UK weather will significantly improve as April draws near. Maps produced by advanced weather modeling imply that temperatures may rise sharply over the following few days, possibly reaching 19 °C.
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Present Weather: A Bleak Prognosis
The current forecast is bleak, calling for widespread showers over the United Kingdom this weekend, along with snowfall in the north and higher altitudes.
Forecasts of Temperature in the UK
Today (Friday, March 22), the Met Office predicts peak afternoon temperatures of 12C in England, 10C in Wales, 9C in Scotland, and 8C in the northern regions. Temperatures across the nation are predicted to struggle to reach double digits tomorrow, Saturday, March 23.
Positive Indications for the Future
Even with this bleak prognosis, there is cause for optimism because WX Charts’ weather maps show that a warm spell is on the way. These figures point to a possible temperature spike on April 4, with northern England perhaps seeing a high of 19C by 6 p.m.
Forecasts of Regional Temperatures
Highs of 18C are predicted for residents in eastern Scotland and southern-central England, while 17C is predicted for certain regions of Wales and Northern Ireland. These forecasts represent a notable departure from some places’ anticipated weekend temperatures of more than 10 °C.
Perspectives from the Met Office
Furthermore, the UK may have above-average temperatures at the beginning of next month, according to the Met Office. The UK’s national meteorological agency predicts that high-than-average pressure will likely be more common in the north, while low-pressure systems will most likely be seen in the west or southwest.
Temperature trends and weather patterns
Unsettled conditions are predicted to be diverted further south than usual by this weather trend, with increased rainfall likely in southern regions. In contrast, the northern regions are probably going to get drier weather than usual. All things considered, temperatures are likely to be about average or slightly above average, with sporadic cold spells mostly occurring in the northern regions in the early part of the period.
