High temperatures some 20 degrees or more above average will be replaced by a sudden chill, courtesy of an active jet stream pattern that favors hefty shifts. The U.K. Met Office has much of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland included in yellow warnings for snow, wind and ice. They warned of “frequent heavy snow showers” that could in particular affect northern regions. That’s not too cold in comparison with the early April average of 50, but a chance of snow showers will linger through the midweek. ADADDublin could start the day with temperatures in the lower 30s and snow showers Tuesday.

Source: The North Africa Journal April 05, 2021 16:07 UTC