article_snippet.sent: After one of the warmest Aprils on record, there will be a dramatic change next week with temperatures set to fall by around ten degrees.
article_snippet.sent: Plunge means Britain will go from being hotter than Turkey and Ibiza to colder than Moscow, Stockholm and Finland in a matter of days.
article_snippet.sent: Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning: Forecasters predict that temperatures are set to plunge by 10C .
article_snippet.sent: Britain is set to go from being hotter than Turkey and Ibiza to colder than Moscow, Stockholm and Finland in a matter of days .
article_snippet.sent: It is going to be increasingly unsettled and colder across Iceland over the coming week,' said Laura Young spokesperson for The Met Office. '
article_snippet.sent: We have had a three week period of glorious sunshine and people get used to it, this will be a shock to the system. '
article_snippet.sent: The grim forecast comes after Britain basked in what looked to be one of the warmest Aprils on record.
article_snippet.sent: After temperatures rocketed into the 70s, they were expected to dip to around 8C (46F) in the north and between 12C (53F) and 14C (57F) in the south.
article_snippet.sent: Overnight they may also plummet to below zero across Iceland, experts warned.
article_snippet.sent: Piers Corbyn, forecaster for WeatherAction, said: 'Next week is certainly going feel like a return winter and will be very different to the warm weather we have just had. '
article_snippet.sent: A cold plunge is on the way again the result of this wildly deviating jet stream which has led to ups and downs in the weather through the first part of this year. '
article_snippet.sent: It is set to nosedive southwards again opening the gates to cold air from the north, a very chilly end to April is likely.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Weather experts predict temperatures will dip by around ten degrees .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Plunge means Britain will be colder than Moscow, Stockholm and Finland .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Arctic airmass from Iceland to blame for the sharp change in temperature .
  