when is it getting warm again

Warmer, more spring‑like weather in the UK is expected to start showing up from late March 2026 , with noticeably milder, more consistently warm days through April and especially May.

Quick Scoop: When is it getting warm again?

After a cold and snowy January with daytime temperatures mostly stuck in the single digits, many forecasters say the real turn toward warmth will align with the start of spring.

• Meteorological spring runs from 1 March to 31 May in the UK.

• Temperatures typically start around 10°C in early March and can nudge up to about 13°C by the end of the month.

• The Met Office outlook suggests a gradual warming trend from late March , with milder, sunnier spells becoming more common.

By April, average daytime highs are around 13°C with gentler nights, and by May they’re closer to 17°C, which is when it starts to feel “properly” warm for many people. Some long‑range forecasts even hint at the chance of an early heatwave in May, with temperatures potentially pushing close to 30°C.

In simple terms: expect hints of spring in March, a more reliable mild feel in April, and genuine “t‑shirt weather” days increasingly likely in May—well before the hotter spells forecast later in summer 2026.

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