UK's Wild Weather: Snow, Dust, and Blood Rain

0:00On March 7th, spring kicked off in the United Kingdom with wild weather swings over the past 48 hours, including the warmest day of the year. So far, hills know in the north, Saharan dust clouds, and even blood rain in some spots. Central and eastern England just wrapped up one of their driest weeks yet, with less than 1mm of rain in many areas, while temperatures. State above average nationwide, setting new highs in England, Wales and Scotland. The subtly winds brought that North African dust across England, leading to poor air quality, dimmer sunrises, and reddish stains from blood rain. In the Midlands, giving folks a handy excuse for Grammy cars after any showers. Earlier this week, Northern regions cooled off enough for snow on higher ground in Scotland and Northern England, despite the overall mild spell. Following drier than usual winter patterns in the northwest, looking ahead, expect a mixed weekend with sunshine in Scotland and Northern Ireland on Saturday, cloudier skies and

1:00possible rain in England, and Wales and highs between 11 and 14 degrees Celsius, potentially 18 in Southeast Sunshine, Sunday. Next week turns wetter and windier in the west, cooling down with hills know, possible by week's end in Scotland, Northern Ireland, Northern England, and Wales.