As we're currently experiencing milder weather than we saw last weekend, many will be looking ahead and hoping for hotter temperatures to come.
The Met Office has weighed in on whether we’ll see a Saharan plume like the one above western Europe earlier this year The Met Office is shutting down suggestions that the UK could be in for scorching weather later this month. We’ve had a wild start to May so far, with the hottest days of the year so far followed by heavy thunderstorms and then followed again by warm weather and sunshine .
We should see warm weather towards the end of the month – but not that warm The Met Office’s long-range UK forecast for May 18-27 currently predicts temperatures to be ‘around or a little above average’ – with the maximum temperature across the UK in May in the last three decades being 15.13°C. Its forecast explains: ‘Changeable with showers developing by day across the UK through the end of the week and over the weekend .
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