IT’S GREAT news for Brits who’ll be out celebrating tomorrow as The Met Office has revealed that New Year’s Eve will be hottest on record.
There will be warm air sweeping in from the mid-Atlantic, replacing the cooler northerly winds which are typical for this time of year, say forecasters.
The milder weather means the record for the highest temperature on New Year’s Eve in the UK – 14.8C at Colwyn Bay in North Wales in 2011 – could even be broken. What a way to start the New Year!
However, it may be too soon to put away the winter jackets as freezing temperatures and snow are due to return in January.
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