article_snippet.sent: Britain is set for another week of warm weather, with forecasters predicting temperatures could rise as high as 25C (77F) by Wednesday.
article_snippet.sent: The mercury this weekend has been around the 13C to 14C (55F to 57F) mark - much closer to the average for the time of year.
article_snippet.sent: Across England and Wales it will be dry, bright and there will be lengthy periods of sunshine.
article_snippet.sent: Temperatures will reach as high as 16C (61F) in south-east England tomorrow, while Scotland will be cooler, with the mercury as low as 10C (50F).
article_snippet.sent: On Tuesday, temperatures will reach up to 22C (72F) in south east England, while Scotland will again have a lower high of 15C (59F), MeteoGroup forecaster Paul Mott said.
article_snippet.sent: Looking ahead: It could be 25C on Wednesday, and the Met Office has forecast warmer-than-average temperatures for April to June .
article_snippet.sent: Wednesday is likely to be the warmest of the year for much of Britain, with the mercury reaching up to 24C (75F) in London and South East England.
article_snippet.sent: The predicted hot weather is result of a plume of warm air heading towards the UK from the south west, coming from as far as the Azores Islands.
article_snippet.sent: Valencia will see 20C (68F) and 17C (63F) respectively and Marseille will have 20C and 19C (66F), while Malta will be 18C (64F) on both days.
article_snippet.sent: But Upper Lambourn, Berkshire, had a temperature of -0.2C (31.6F) at 3am today, while there was sleet at Braemar in Aberdeenshire.
highlights_snippet.sent: Tuesday and Wednesday will be warmest days this week with 25C possible - above Marseille and Valencia .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Temperatures this weekend around 14C - with today  dry in South but wet and windy in North and Wales .
  