"The UK saw a peak of 24.8C (76.7F) at Mona on Anglesey, Wales, which made it the highest temperature reached so far this year and the warmest day in the UK for six months."
"Rising temperatures accompanied by sunny skies and very high pollen levels are anticipated for many of us."
"The focus of the highest temperatures on Wednesday will be the Midlands, East Anglia and south-east England, possibly reaching 26C (79F) in some localised spots."
"This is around 10C above average for early April."
The UK is experiencing an early April heatwave, with temperatures reaching 24.8C (76.7F) in Wales, the highest this year. Wednesday is expected to be even warmer, with some areas possibly hitting 26C (79F). This warm weather is due to air from continental Europe and the foehn effect in north-west Wales. Most of England and Wales will remain dry and sunny, while temperatures are significantly above average for this time of year. Cooler weather is anticipated to return on Thursday.
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