will be hotter than the UK Greece Temperatures hit 60F today before rain and windy conditions return over the weekend.
The highest temperature in Athens during today is 42F, while the weather London And Southeast England is expected to reach a high of 58F, and could go up to 60F, as the sunny weather continues amid less rain.
Outside the South East, the rest of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland It will be a little cold and it will rain more.
Aidan McGivern, from Met OfficeSaid that ‘the beginning of winter’ is turning into ‘brighter skies’ than Wednesday.
On Friday, Mr McGivern said clouds and rain would be ‘rapid’, with some frost, and ‘a mix of bright spells and showers’.
Britain will be hotter than Greece today as temperatures reach 60F before rain and wind conditions return over the weekend. Today’s highest temperature is 42F in Athens, while the weather in London and South East England is expected to reach as high as 58F, and may even go up to 60F, as the sun sets between short periods of rain . Pictured: Rowing boat exercises on the River Thames at low tide on a mild sunny day in March
The Met Office says it will be cloudy today and rain in some places in South East England and the minimum temperature is 58F. What will happen
Mr McGivern, senior weather presenter at the Met Office, said: ‘More clouds are expected and before mid-afternoon there will be an outbreak of predominantly light rain over northern England and Scotland and strong skies over the southern part of the UK.
‘There will be some sunshine on either side of the front and you can see that a light breeze persists in the southeast, 14C, and it averages closer to 9C in the north and west.’
On Friday, Mr McGivern said it would be “increasingly” frosty, cloudy and rain, with a “mix of bright spells and rain”.
He said the weekend would bring ‘more spells’ but it should remain bright once it cools down a bit.
The Meteorological Department says that south-east England will be cloudy with rain in some places and the minimum temperature will be 45 degrees Fahrenheit. It will most likely rain early and late in the day which, as forecasters claim, will remain dry for most of the day, bringing some sunshine. Pictured: Broken crocus flowers on March 9, a sign of spring
The Meteorological Department says that south-east England will be cloudy with rain in some places and the minimum temperature will be 45 degrees Fahrenheit.
It will most likely rain early and late in the day which, as forecasters claim, will remain dry for most of the day, bringing some sunshine.
North West England, Wales, Yorkshire and the Humber, North East England and South West England will see maximum temperatures of 54F with some showers.
Scotland will be colder with temperatures as high as 48F and flood warnings were issued for Ayrshire and Arran in the west.
Northern Ireland will remain predominantly dry, with subsequent southeasterly wind and maximum temperatures of 50F.
A Meteorological Department spokesman told MailOnline: ‘Today, a broad area of low cloud and light rain will be seen over parts of Scotland, Wales, western England and eastern Northern Ireland. Image: Dawn in the Oxford countryside today
A Met Office spokesman told MailOnline: “Today, a broad area of low cloud and light rain will be seen over parts of Scotland, Wales, western England and eastern Northern Ireland.”
‘This poor feature will gradually move north-eastwards and break up gradually during the day.
‘A persistent light subject for many southern and central regions of the UK, with the south-east likely to see up to 15C today.
‘Further north will still be relatively mild for the time of year, with maximum temperatures in Scotland and Northern Ireland hovering around 10C.
‘Winds will gradually lift on Friday as a shallow low pressure system develops over the south of Ireland. This wind will be accompanied by some rain building from the west on Friday, starting in the south-west, but will continue to blow over most of the UK on Friday.
‘Heaviest rain is expected in the south-west early Friday, but will remain a volatile subject for most after the initial band of rain has passed.
‘Saturday will be accompanied by some bright and sunny spells for many people – especially in the east, but clouds and rain will once again move into the day from the southwest, as the low pressure system gradually moves further from the southwest increases. It will pick up winds to the west with speeds of up to 55mph in exposed coastal areas.
‘That volatile theme will continue into Sunday, with some strong winds in the western regions and light rain over much of the UK.’
BBC weather forecaster Stav Danaos said: ‘West Scotland has some sunshine and it will also be bright in eastern England and the South East, where we will again see temperatures very mild for the time of year, 14C or 15C, but double figures ahead. . Some wind will blow in the North and West also. Image: A surfer enters the chilly North Sea against the backdrop of a spectacular sunrise at Tynemouth Beach in North Tyneside this morning
BBC weather forecaster Stav Danaos said: ‘West Scotland has some sunshine and it will also be bright in eastern England and the South East, where we will again see temperatures very mild for the time of year, 14C or 15C, but double figures ahead. . Slight wind will blow towards North and West also.
‘As we move on from Thursday night, it becomes cloudy, it is raining from the central and southern regions and it will spread northwards, over the whole of northern England and towards Scotland so cloudy that it will be a It will be a light night for most of us, and certainly a light night for Northern Ireland.’
‘On Friday we see that a more active weather front has started off the Atlantic, which will bring more windy weather but also some heavy rain that will begin to push into South West England, Wales and Northern Ireland later in the day . I will