A south to south-easterly breeze will push in a lot hotter air from the European continent.
Temperatures will likely be round 6 to 10C above common for early April.
Today’s temperatures will likely be greater than Easter Monday, rising to the excessive teenagers and low twenties in most components.
Across the south Midlands and the west coast of Wales it’s more likely to attain 22C (72F), making it the warmest day of the year thus far.
The earlier highest temperature this year was 20.9C (69.6F), recorded on 31 March at Pershore, Worcestershire.
Today will likely be a sunny day throughout throughout England, Wales and far of Scotland. Cloud will arrive in Northern Ireland and the far west of Scotland later with the threat of a bathe.
Any showers in Scotland in a single day will die out tomorrow morning and the cloud in Scotland and Northern Ireland will break up on Wednesday afternoon.
England and Wales will stay sunny however with lighter winds and it might really feel extra like a typical summer season’s day for a lot of.
The focus of the highest temperatures on Wednesday will likely be the Midlands, East Anglia and south-east England, the place temperatures might attain 25C (77F).
