According to the last BBC forecast I saw, Sunday looks to be pretty decent over virtually all of the UK, even NW Scotland.
I wouldn't say that the last warm spell a fortnight ago was purely confined to England. OK it didn't get to the high 20s here as happened in London but Saturday 21st April was a glorious day here, and easily our warmest day this year thus far.
All we got in April were a few nice sunny days with temperatures not out of the ordinary. That was better than most of Scotland which was just covered in cloud as usual. Still awaiting the first 20C which it’s normal to see in May but which there continues to be no sign of.
This month is proving abysmal so far. Cold, grey and drizzly muck on Tuesday evening, cold and windy with hailstones yesterday and another cold, wet evening today. Straight back to the hellish spring weather which prevailed until 13th April. Prospects of a decent weekend seem to be receding as well.
There is pretty much no such thing as a heatwave in Scotland any more with regular temperature differences of 10-15C compared to Southern England as opposed to 3 or 4C in the past. The whole of Scotland is always plagued with cloud now during heatwaves not just the Highlands and Islands. This decades highest temperature is the lowest of any decade at Dyce going back nearly 70 years because there are always fronts sitting over us bringing cloud and rain. Even the 1960s weren’t this incessantly poor
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