The Met Office confirmed there could be ‘fine and dry’ conditions
Parts of the UK could enjoy a balmy 23C ‘mini heatwave’ in a matter of days.
A spell of warm weather has been predicted to sweep across Britain on Friday, May 2.
Regions expected to feel the warmer conditions include London, which could see highs of 23C by 3pm.
According to WX Charts and Netweather, Berkshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Surrey and Sussex will also be among the place likely to see the sun.
Temperatures are expected to reach the low twenties in these area.
But most of the UK is anticipated to see the mercury hover above 18C.
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South west Scotland and the south east of England could also climb to 21C.
Maps indicate a blast of heat could spread across the UK from noon on May 2.
The mercury is expected to hover between 17C and 21C for most regions in the early evening.
In its long-range forecast for Monday, April 28, to Wednesday, May 7, the Met Office said: “Most likely starting off widely fine with sunny spells, following the clearance of early morning mist and fog.
“This most likely in the south, whilst in the north there’s a greater chance of more cloud which may take some time to clear.
“There’s a small chance that fine and very warm weather could extend right across the country over the following days, but it’s more likely that cloud/rain in the northwest will sink southeast introducing more changeable and cooler conditions for a time mid-week.
“It then becomes roughly equal chances that we see a resumption of mainly fine and dry conditions versus a continuation of more changeable weather with a mixture of rain and drier interludes.”