"Thursday 5 March was the hottest day of the year so far with sunshine bringing temperatures to 19.2C. The highest temperature was recorded in Northolt, London, and exceeded the previous hottest day of the year, when 18.7C was recorded at Kew Gardens the week before. It meant parts of the UK were hotter than Barcelona, with the Spanish city seeing highs of 16C."
"But the coming weather is expected to be a little more drab with rain and clouds expected across the UK. According to the Met Office's most recent forecast, cloudy weather is expected this week before the possibility of some snow in the Scottish mountains. A weather warning is in place for Wednesday in northern Scotland warning of strong winds."
The UK experienced unusually warm weather in early March, with March 5 recording the hottest day of the year at 19.2°C in Northolt, London, surpassing the previous record of 18.7°C. Parts of the country were warmer than Barcelona, which recorded only 16°C. However, the Met Office forecasts a significant weather shift this week, with cloudy conditions expected Tuesday and Wednesday morning before clearing to allow sunny periods. A weather warning is in place for Wednesday in northern Scotland due to strong winds. Snow is possible in the Scottish mountains as temperatures drop, marking a return to more typical winter conditions after the unusually mild start to March.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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