UK weather forecast: the Met Office says the weather will be largely fine today (Image: WXCHARTS/GETTY) The Greek capital will hit temperature highs of just 14 degrees Celsius today (57F). But some areas in the UK will bask in the spring sunshine. However large parts of Scotland will be cloudy, threatening to keep temperatures in the low teens Celsius or as low as 10C (50F). Related articles UK weather forecast: Britons set to SIZZLE in rising temperatures UK weather: Britain braces for ‘hottest EVER spring’ –HEATWAVE warning Commenting on the conditions, Met Office meteorologist Aidan McGivern said: “Touch of frost first thing. “But soon it will warm up. “Some sunshine around where we have the lowest temperatures. “Not everywhere will be sunny though, a lot of strengthening cloud cover in the north of Scotland with gales for the north of Scotland.” READ MORE: UK weather forecast: Britain braced for VIOLENT CYCLONIC SYSTEM Mr McGivern gave his forecast saying there will be highs of 17 in some parts (Image: METOFFICE) There will be “thick cloud” in the south of Scotland too, the weather expert cautioned. Low cloud will “lift” about 10am, Mr McGivern explained. He said: “And then we are looking at sunny spells.” The bright conditions will stretch “all the way from northern England and Wales to southern England”, according to the Met Office forecast. Related articles UK heatwave: Britain to BASK in 26C in April- how long will heat last? BBC Weather: Strong winds hit Europe as active front ENGULFS continent UK weather: an anti-Brexit protestor enjoys the sunshine in London at the weekend (Image: GETTY) Northern Ireland will also “brighten up” the weather expert advised. He said: “Where we get sunshine 15 to 17 degrees typically. “Where we keep the cloud cover and there will be a lot about for the north west of Scotland in particular, we are looking at low teens 11 or 12.” Friday will be largely cloudy through Scotland and Northern Ireland with a “foggy start” for parts of south west England, central southern England parts of Wales and the Midlands.
UK weather forecast: Britain to bask in glorious spring sunshine HOTTER than Athens today
UK weather forecast: the Met Office says the weather will be largely fine today (Image: WXCHARTS/GETTY) The Greek capital will hit temperature highs of just 14 degrees Celsius today (57F). But some areas in the UK will bask in the spring sunshine. However large parts of Scotland will be cloudy, threatening to keep temperatures in the low teens Celsius or as low as 10C (50F). Related articles UK weather forecast: Britons set to SIZZLE in rising temperatures UK weather: Britain braces for ‘hottest EVER spring’ –HEATWAVE warning Commenting on the conditions, Met Office meteorologist Aidan McGivern said: “Touch of frost first thing. “But soon it will warm up. “Some sunshine around where we have the lowest temperatures. “Not everywhere will be sunny though, a lot of strengthening cloud cover in the north of Scotland with gales for the north of Scotland.” READ MORE: UK weather forecast: Britain braced for VIOLENT CYCLONIC SYSTEM Mr McGivern gave his forecast saying there will be highs of 17 in some parts (Image: METOFFICE) There will be “thick cloud” in the south of Scotland too, the weather expert cautioned. Low cloud will “lift” about 10am, Mr McGivern explained. He said: “And then we are looking at sunny spells.” The bright conditions will stretch “all the way from northern England and Wales to southern England”, according to the Met Office forecast. Related articles UK heatwave: Britain to BASK in 26C in April- how long will heat last? BBC Weather: Strong winds hit Europe as active front ENGULFS continent UK weather: an anti-Brexit protestor enjoys the sunshine in London at the weekend (Image: GETTY) Northern Ireland will also “brighten up” the weather expert advised. He said: “Where we get sunshine 15 to 17 degrees typically. “Where we keep the cloud cover and there will be a lot about for the north west of Scotland in particular, we are looking at low teens 11 or 12.” Friday will be largely cloudy through Scotland and Northern Ireland with a “foggy start” for parts of south west England, central southern England parts of Wales and the Midlands.
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