UK's Warm Snap: Record-Breaking Temps & Storm Dave Aftermath

0:00From across Europe, powered by AI, this is Europe News Today. I'm Cory with the story. UK folks might catch the hottest temps of the year so far, and forecasters say it could break records three times this week. Tuesday brings highs of 21 or 22 degrees Celsius in spots. Then Wednesday, cranks it up to 24 degrees in Southeast England. Before things chill out, this warm snap follows Storm Dave, which ripped through with 70 mile per hour winds over Easter, smashing up northern England, Scotland, and whales with damage and delays everywhere. Met office peeps explain its high pressure pulling in toasty air from the continent after the storm cleared out and spring weather flips fast, like that day by day. Come Thursday, expect a sharp drop to 10 to 13 degrees Celsius as winds shift, bringing rain and showers with weaken forecast holding at 10 degrees up north and 14 down south. Not bad for early spring though, temps like this hit 25 degrees

1:02back in April 2011 and 2020, so we're just getting that. Classic UK roller coaster rolling smooth.