UK records its hottest day of 2018 (but it’s not going to last)
It looks like spring has sprung in Britain today as the country recorded its warmest day of the year so far – but temperatures are expected to fall again tomorrow.
Temperatures surpassed 19°C, beating yesterday's high of 17.3°C and making today the warmest day since 25 October 2017, according to the Met Office.
The mercury rose the highest in Gravesend, Kent, reaching 19.4°C this afternoon.
Gravesend has been up to 19.4 °C today. Not only the warmest day of 2018 (since yesterday
) but also since 25 October last year when Wisley had 19.6 °C
— Met Office (@metoffice) April 7, 2018
This evening, London and the south east of England will experience outbreaks of rain with minimum temperatures of 8°C, while tomorrow temperatures are expected to be drop somewhat, reaching a maximum of 13°C.
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