BRITAIN is set for another spring scorcher this weekend – with baking temperatures set to make it hotter than Madrid.
Temperatures on Saturday and Sunday won’t reach 23C as felt on Easter Bank Holiday weekend.
But according to the BBC, London is predicted to see heat of 17C making the capital one degree warmer than the Spanish capital Madrid which is forecast to see temperatures of 16C Saturday.
Meanwhile, the Met Office has also confirmed Saturday and Sunday will see “sunny spells and scattered showers” in the east and south.
It added that conditions will be “breezy through the weekend” but it will be “rather warm in the south and west, but colder by Monday”.
But the warm spell won’t last for long, with the mercury forecast to plunge to -3C next week.
Met Office forecaster Tom Morgan told the Express that “some rural spots” could even see lows of -3C in overnight frosts during the first part of next week.
Londoners can expects temperatures to drop to as low as 4C, while those in Scotland, parts of Belfast and across parts of northern England may see experience freezing conditions.
Read our UK weather blog below for the latest forecasts and updates…
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