Weather forecasts indicate that Brits may experience a respite from the cold and rainy conditions. A surge of springtime warmth is expected to sweep through parts of the UK in the coming days, with temperatures rising notably, painting the maps in shades of red. With the approach of the end of winter and the gradual lengthening of days, residents could get a taste of Mediterranean-like weather within the country.
According to projections by WXCharts, temperatures are anticipated to climb in southern England, with anomalies suggesting a significant increase in the mercury levels. On February 11, the temperature in regions spanning from Cornwall to London could be approximately 5-6 degrees Celsius higher than the usual average for this period, with London predicted to reach 8.6 degrees Celsius at 6 am.
Ventusky’s maps indicate that temperatures in Greece around the same time are expected to range between 0-5 degrees Celsius, with Athens forecasted to be at 6.4 degrees Celsius at 6 am on February 11. The south of England is forecasted to experience temperatures around 5 degrees Celsius above the norm on that day.
Similarly, Ventusky’s meteorologists predict a 5-degree Celsius surge in temperatures compared to the average on February 11. Conversely, Greece, including its picturesque islands, is projected to have lower temperatures, with Athens registering just 6.4 degrees Celsius that morning. Showers are also expected in parts of Greece on February 11.
Current weather patterns in the UK display extensive cloud cover across most regions. Furthermore, temperatures in both the UK and Greece are anticipated to be comparable on February 16.
