Brits may be getting used to the warmer turn the weather has taken of late, however, there may be some cooler conditions on the way.
Forecaster WX Charts is predicting single-figure temperatures on the morning of May 25 in the UK. At the same time, large parts of Sweden and areas of Norway will be comfortably in the double digits, according to the prediction.
England and Wales will see temperatures between 4C and 7C at 6am on May 25, according to the radar. Meanwhile, in Scotland it’ll be a similar picture, but with the exception of the north west that could see the mercury as low as 3C.
Northern Ireland is expected to follow the same chilly trend as England and Wales, without being quite as nippy as Scotland.
Meanwhile, at the same time, in Swedish capital, Stockholm, residents there could see temperatures of 10C, while further south in Helsingborg locals could see 13C.
Likewise, Oslo in Norway is set to be 10C, according to WX Charts. Denmark too is expected to trump the UK for warmth on May 25.
It is worth noting that the Met Office doesn’t predict exact temperatures in specific locations so far in advance for reasons of accuracy and reliability.
Headline: Dry and settled for most, staying mild overnight.
This Evening and Tonight:
Remaining rain clearing northern Scotland to leave a dry night for most with light winds and clear skies. A little patchy mist or fog forming by dawn as temperatures remain rather mild overnight.
Friday:
High pressure continues to dominate the UK, bringing a dry day with plenty of sunny spells. Feeling very warm once again in the sunshine and light winds throughout.
Outlook for Saturday to Monday:
Remaining settled to start the weekend with warm sunny spells and the odd shower. Chance of heavy, thundery showers on Sunday before turning widely unsettled on Monday and feeling cooler.
