Heatwave set to follow the big freeze
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Your support makes all the difference.After a month marked by floods, snow and sub-zero conditions, Britain has been warned to brace for another turn in the weather this week – but this time of soaring temperatures up to 26C.
The Met Office said yesterday that most areas would hit the mid-20s this week, with possible highs of 26C in some parts, beating this year's hottest day so far by 3C.
South-east and central England are likely to be the warmest regions, while the East Coast will remain chilly.
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