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More info. Although we're still in the last month of winter and snow has been forecast for the weekend, the temperature could be turned up a notch later in February. Long-range temperature maps from WX Charts reveal we could get a small glimmer of warmer days to come.
In 10 days from now on Monday, February 17, the temperature is set to enter double digits across the entirety of the middle and southern parts of England. Around the Birmingham region, the mercury has been forecasted to peak at 12C by 6pm that day. While for areas just south of Worcester, the temperature could creep up to 13C. Areas of Devon in the south west could experience the warmest temperatures , with highs of 14C and 15C predicted for the county. Get breaking news on BirminghamLive WhatsApp , click the link to join.
It could mean the country is hotter than parts of Spain - which usually enjoys warmer temperatures. At the same times, parts of the Costa Del Sol could experience temperatures of 11C and 12C, according to wxcharts.
Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Paul Gundersen, said there will be a chance of "some sleet or snow as temperatures drop" heading into the weekend. Meanwhile, in its long range forecast from Tuesday February 11 until February "High pressure is expected to be slow moving and centred to the northeast of the UK over Scandinavia during this period. As a result, east or south-easterly winds will dominate, these bringing cold conditions across the UK from mainland Europe.
