Two UK outlets report that recently published weather maps suggest a warm spell later this month, with temperatures reaching up to 22C in parts of southern England. The Daily Record says a warmer air surge is expected to affect a stretch of the country, with the rise in temperatures forecast across six counties in the south. The Mirror similarly describes a “100km” heat surge developing over a relatively short distance and states that temperatures could climb to 22C within less than two weeks.
Both accounts attribute the prediction to new weather-map projections and frame the change as a gradual warming rather than a specific event such as a named storm. Neither report, in the provided excerpts, specifies the exact counties involved or gives detailed information about the timing within the two-week window, rainfall, or wind conditions. The consistent message across sources is that the forecast outlook includes a localized warm-up, with peak values around 22C expected in southern areas.
