After an exceptionally mild May, especially in the northern British Isles, the initial climate forecast indicates that spring 2024 (March-April-May) will be a historic season. With heavy rain and mild temperatures, discover our full report. The hottest spring recorded The Sencrop stations recorded temperatures above seasonal norms in recent weeks.
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