"We're seeing a brief but notable spell of very warm weather for early April, with temperatures more typically associated with late spring or early summer."
"This could be the warmest spell at this point in April since 2020, a year many will remember because of the COVID‑19 lockdown."
"However, this warmth will be short-lived, with a marked drop in temperatures and more unsettled conditions developing later this week."
"Thursday night will feel significantly colder than recent nights, with a risk of frost in some areas."
The UK will see temperatures rise to 26°C on Wednesday, with warm air moving northward. England and Wales will experience highs in the low to mid-20s, particularly in sheltered areas like northwest Wales. However, Northern Ireland and northwest Scotland will be cloudier and cooler. A notable warm spell for early April is expected, but temperatures will drop significantly later in the week, with a shift to cooler air and widespread showers starting Thursday.
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