UK weather: Heat surge brings 17C spring sunshine just days after freezing snow chaos
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mirror.co.ukBrits are set to enjoy spring-like sunshine in above-average temperatures - just days after record lows brought by the "Beast from the East Two".
Parts of the UK could see above-average seasonal temperatures of up to 17C (63F), days after the country endured freezing conditions, snow and record lows.
The Met Office is expecting "exceptionally" mild weather on Saturday, after some showery weather today, with wind warnings in place for the north west of Scotland.
The highest temperatures are expected in the South East but other parts of the UK could be much warmer than the average maximum for the UK in February, which is 6.64C (43.9F), according to the Met Office.
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