London weather forecast: Londoners can look forward to warm weather at the end of the week
According to the Met Office, temperatures are expected to reach 14C in London on Friday!
Don’t be fooled by this morning’s frost, it’s going to be lovely and warm in London this week.
Yep, it’s time to dig out your portable fans and lightweight coats because we’re going to see double digitals of the temperature gauge this week.
Temperatures are expected to reach the lofty heights of 14C in the capital on Friday - well above average of around 10C, for this time of year.
According to the Met Office forecast, Londoners can expect temperatures to climb up the thermometer, despite a chilly start to the week.
On Thursday it will reach 12C in the capital, before rocketing once again to 14C on Friday (that’s practically tropical.)
Here’s a breakdown of what to expect from the weather in London over the next few days.
Weekly weather forecast for London
Today (Tuesday 18th Feb) - Sunny changing to partly cloudy by early evening. Highs of 6C.
Tomorrow (Wednesday 19th Feb) - Sunny changing to cloudy in the afternoon. Highs of 9C.
Thursday, 20th Feb - Overcast changing to light rain by lunchtime. Highs of 12C.
Friday, 21st Feb - Cloudy changing to sunny intervals by late morning. Highs of 14C.
Saturday, 22nd Feb - Sunny intervals changing to partly cloudy by early evening. Highs of 13C.
Sunday, 23rd Feb - Cloudy changing to drizzle in the afternoon. Highs of 12C.
The Met Office says: “High cloud persisting into the evening, although plenty of breaks overnight. This will lead to another chilly night for many. Winds strengthening along coasts and high ground. Minimum temperature 2 °C.
“A bright morning on Wednesday after a chilly start, with spells of hazy sunshine. Cloud thickening from the west through the late afternoon, but staying dry. Temperatures up on recent days. Breezy. Maximum temperature 9 °C.
“An unsettled period ahead between Thursday and Saturday, characterised by strong winds and bands of rain, heavy at times, moving in from the west. However, this signals a change to milder temperatures.”