UK Enjoys Warm April, Hayfever Alert

0:00On April 7, UK folks, after that wild storm Dave over Easter with 70 mile per hour winds wrecking havoc, were flipping the script to sunny, skies and heat that can make this the warmest April kickoff in six years. Tempts hitting 24 degrees Celsius today, way above average nationwide. Western Wales is stealing the show with the hottest spots, topping last week's 20.9 degree peak in Worcestershire. Tomorrow lets even better. Pushing those numbers higher before a sharp drop to 10 to 13 degrees by Thursday. This warm blast got hay fever sufferers sneezing already, with a very high red pollen alert across England and Wales thanks to sky high tree counts. And those live breezes stirring it up. Met office says it's all about that southerly wind pulling in the heat with few clouds blocking the sun, like we saw back in 2020 wind. Cornwall hit 26 degrees this time of year. So enjoy these mid 20's vibes for the next couple days, but brace for changeable weather Thursday on, with rain and showers cooling things back to.

1:04Normal, weather's got that unpredictable flow, keeping us on our toes.