"The UK is set to be hotter than Athens on Friday as temperatures are forecast to hit 26C in London. The UK is set to bask in the sunshine and enjoying temperatures in the low to mid 20s ahead of the bank holiday weekend. The Met Office predicts there will be highs of 23C in Manchester, 26C in London and 20C in Cardiff."
"The warm weather is set to continue into the late May bank holiday with highs of 23C on Saturday in the capital and highs of 24C on Sunday and Monday. Met Office meteorologist Annie Shuttleworth said in an online forecast: From Thursday onwards, temperatures could rise above average, approaching 20C for some across southern areas, the forecaster added."
"We could be closer to the mid-20s, possibly, for some areas, in the South East, by the bank holiday weekend. Met Office forecasts highs of 26C in London on Friday, making it hotter than Athens (Met Office) The warm weather comes as a welcome change from chilly winds and showers that swept across northern parts of the UK this weekend, but some showers are expected for the first half of the week, before temperatures start to rise"
The UK is forecast to be hotter than Athens on Friday, with London expected to reach 26C. Temperatures are predicted to sit in the low to mid 20s across the country, including 23C in Manchester and 20C in Cardiff. Warm conditions are expected to continue into the late May bank holiday, with highs of 23C on Saturday in London and 24C on Sunday and Monday. The Met Office expects temperatures to rise above average from Thursday onward, approaching 20C in some southern areas and possibly the mid-20s in the South East by the bank holiday weekend. Showers are expected early in the week before temperatures increase.
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