Greater Manchester to Feel Hotter Than Barcelona as Temperatures Soar
Alright, folks, it’s time to put away those heavy coats and embrace the sunshine because Greater Manchester is about to experience some unexpectedly warm weather! Believe it or not, temperatures here are set to reach a stunning 20°C next Thursday, April 3—making it even hotter than Barcelona, where the mercury will only hit 17°C. That’s right, Manchester is giving a Mediterranean hotspot a run for its money!
This warming trend kicks off over the weekend, with highs of 12°C on Saturday and 15°C on Sunday. You might still see some scattered rain and cloud cover, but don’t worry—things will take a turn for the better soon enough. By Monday, March 31, temperatures will climb to 18°C, though the skies will remain somewhat cloudy. Come Tuesday, April 1, the sun will break through, and we’ll get a lovely day with a high of 18°C. Then on Wednesday, it gets even warmer, reaching 19°C, before finally peaking at a potential 20°C on Thursday with sunshine all day long.
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Now, while the forecast predicts a temperature of 20°C, it may not feel quite that warm, with real-feel temperatures hovering around 17°C. But hey, for Manchester in early April, this is practically a summer preview! The Met Office forecasts a generally settled and dry spell across the UK, with most regions experiencing clear skies and light winds. Inland areas will enjoy gradual warming, while coastal regions might stay a bit cooler due to occasional sea fog.
London and surrounding areas are also in for a treat, with highs of 21°C expected on Thursday, making it one of the warmest days of the year so far. However, if you’re planning a trip up north, keep in mind that places like Cumbria may still experience some scattered showers.
So, what does this all mean for you? Well, it’s time to dig out those sunglasses, stock up on sunscreen, and start planning some outdoor activities. Whether it’s a picnic in the park, a stroll by the canal, or just a chance to enjoy a coffee outside without shivering—this is the perfect time to soak up some early spring warmth.
Of course, as with any UK weather, things can change quickly, so keep an eye on updated forecasts. But for now, let’s enjoy this unexpected dose of sunshine while it lasts! Stay tuned, and let’s hope the warm spell sticks around a little longer.
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