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UK's 'hottest day of the year' could reach 26 degrees | UK's 'hottest day of the year' could reach 26 degrees |
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Parts of the UK are having the hottest day of the year so far - temperatures hit 25C in Northolt, Greater London. | |
Many areas in England and Wales reached at least 20C, the Met Office said. | |
The East Midlands and parts of East Anglia are among the sunniest areas, while Scotland and Northern Ireland have been cooler. | The East Midlands and parts of East Anglia are among the sunniest areas, while Scotland and Northern Ireland have been cooler. |
The Met Office said temperatures were expected to return to normal spring levels by Monday - dropping by as much as 10 degrees. | |
Forecasters have warned people not to get caught out by the sun, saying it can be as strong in April as in August and September. | Forecasters have warned people not to get caught out by the sun, saying it can be as strong in April as in August and September. |
Forecaster Luke Miall said: "It catches people out so everyone needs to make sure they have their sun cream on." | Forecaster Luke Miall said: "It catches people out so everyone needs to make sure they have their sun cream on." |