US Politics | UK weather – Britain is hotter than Croatia TODAY as temperatures hit glorious 23C after days of heavy rain & floods
BRITS are today basking in glorious 23C highs \- making the UK hotter than holiday hotspot Croatia. Sunseekers are enjoying ...unseasonably warm... temperatures across the South East as the sunshine sweeps in. 
LNPA family enjoy the sunrise and unseasonable autumn weather in Richmond Park south-west London this morning '/ ' 
LNPA dog walker enjoys the unseasonable warm autumn sunshine on Wimbledon Common south-west London '/ ' 
LNPA stag walks through the autumn mist at sunrise in Richmond Park south-west London this morning '/ ' 
w8mediaFamilies play in the sand at Bournemouth Beach '/ ' 
Temperatures soared to 23C today Today's highs of 23C outdo Croatia's capital Zagreb where the mercury hit 15C. Kew Gardens today recorded 22.9C while Usk saw 19.3C and Armagh hit 16.3C. This comes after days of torrential rain and heavy flooding with the Met Office issuing yellow weather warnings covering parts of western Scotland and Northern Ireland. Some homes and businesses were expected to be flooded amid 11 flood alerts issued to areas across the UK including Dorset, Cornwall, Essex and Gloucestershire. This morning saw overcast grey skies and a few heavy showers moving north across the UK but this afternoon has brought some warm sunshine. By 3pm, parts of London hit highs of 21C while the southwest recorded temperatures from around 17C to 19C. Moving north, the midlands remained in the mid to late teens while Scotland and Northern Ireland recorded temps of around 14C to 15C. However, winds were also expected to pick up in the west today, with gales averaging at 19mph in Pembrokeshire and 16mph in Plymouth by midday. By the evening the band of rain travelling north will clear Shetland by dawn, according to the Met Office. Meteorologists have predicted clear spells with some heavy rain in the west and south tonight. The west and southwest will continue to feel some strong gusts of wind continuing into the evening. Most read in News dark truth 'Roswell conspiracy is real but UFO whistleblowers are silenced,' expert claims 'A MONSTER' Kristin Smart's killer made skinny dipping proposal after murder confession CODED CALL Inside Paul Pelosi's 911 call to cops as attacker's 'disturbing' emails revealed WAR OF WORDS Moment missing girl's dad claims cops are 'playing games' during interrogation BOMBSHELL LEAD Man arrested in connection with Delphi murders after 2 teens killed on trail FINAL SMILE Chilling final pics of husband with wife moments before he pushed her off cliff The unseasonable warmth felt across the UK today comes as forecasters predicted an ...Indian Summer' \- where a period of unusual warmth lasts late into the year following a brief cold snap. High temperatures are also due to drop over the next few weeks with meteorologists saying that snow is likely for northern and western areas from November 9. Read More on The Sun 
KID YOU NOT People never believe my name until I show them my birth certificate The Met Office forecasts that between November 9 and 23, there is ...an increasing chance of settled weather from mid-month, bringing a potential for colder, drier weather especially for the north and west.... It adds: ...This would likely bring a risk of chilly nights with mist, frost and fog in places, with some snow possible in any showers in northern and western areas, especially over high ground.... 
LNPCyclists and walkers enjoy the unseasonable warm autumn sunshine on Wimbledon Common south-west London '/ ' 
LNPHorse riders enjoy the unseasonable warm autumn sunshine on Wimbledon Common south-west London '/ ' 
w8mediaBournemouth beach has attracted visitors today amid warm temperatures '/ '
LNPA family enjoy the sunrise and unseasonable autumn weather in Richmond Park south-west London this morning '/ ' LNPA dog walker enjoys the unseasonable warm autumn sunshine on Wimbledon Common south-west London '/ ' LNPA stag walks through the autumn mist at sunrise in Richmond Park south-west London this morning '/ ' w8mediaFamilies play in the sand at Bournemouth Beach '/ ' Temperatures soared to 23C today Today's highs of 23C outdo Croatia's capital Zagreb where the mercury hit 15C. Kew Gardens today recorded 22.9C while Usk saw 19.3C and Armagh hit 16.3C. This comes after days of torrential rain and heavy flooding with the Met Office issuing yellow weather warnings covering parts of western Scotland and Northern Ireland. Some homes and businesses were expected to be flooded amid 11 flood alerts issued to areas across the UK including Dorset, Cornwall, Essex and Gloucestershire. This morning saw overcast grey skies and a few heavy showers moving north across the UK but this afternoon has brought some warm sunshine. By 3pm, parts of London hit highs of 21C while the southwest recorded temperatures from around 17C to 19C. Moving north, the midlands remained in the mid to late teens while Scotland and Northern Ireland recorded temps of around 14C to 15C. However, winds were also expected to pick up in the west today, with gales averaging at 19mph in Pembrokeshire and 16mph in Plymouth by midday. By the evening the band of rain travelling north will clear Shetland by dawn, according to the Met Office. Meteorologists have predicted clear spells with some heavy rain in the west and south tonight. The west and southwest will continue to feel some strong gusts of wind continuing into the evening. Most read in News dark truth 'Roswell conspiracy is real but UFO whistleblowers are silenced,' expert claims 'A MONSTER' Kristin Smart's killer made skinny dipping proposal after murder confession CODED CALL Inside Paul Pelosi's 911 call to cops as attacker's 'disturbing' emails revealed WAR OF WORDS Moment missing girl's dad claims cops are 'playing games' during interrogation BOMBSHELL LEAD Man arrested in connection with Delphi murders after 2 teens killed on trail FINAL SMILE Chilling final pics of husband with wife moments before he pushed her off cliff The unseasonable warmth felt across the UK today comes as forecasters predicted an ...Indian Summer' \- where a period of unusual warmth lasts late into the year following a brief cold snap. High temperatures are also due to drop over the next few weeks with meteorologists saying that snow is likely for northern and western areas from November 9. Read More on The Sun KID YOU NOT People never believe my name until I show them my birth certificate The Met Office forecasts that between November 9 and 23, there is ...an increasing chance of settled weather from mid-month, bringing a potential for colder, drier weather especially for the north and west.... It adds: ...This would likely bring a risk of chilly nights with mist, frost and fog in places, with some snow possible in any showers in northern and western areas, especially over high ground.... LNPCyclists and walkers enjoy the unseasonable warm autumn sunshine on Wimbledon Common south-west London '/ ' LNPHorse riders enjoy the unseasonable warm autumn sunshine on Wimbledon Common south-west London '/ ' w8mediaBournemouth beach has attracted visitors today amid warm temperatures '/ '
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