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    Gusty in the UK & Ireland: Storms bring warmth to Europe

23:00
4 December 2025

Gusty in the UK & Ireland
Storms will soon bring spring air

At the beginning of next week, very mild air will reach us with temperatures more reminiscent of spring than winter.

Temperatures across much of Europe are set to rise significantly again in the near future, thanks to storm fronts over the Atlantic reaching the UK and Ireland.

These will draw in very mild air from the weekend onwards and direct it straight towards Europe from Friday, with strong winds across the two countries.

Already noticeably milder in south-western EuropeTemperature radar for Saturday

At the start of the second week of December, temperatures in Central Europe will reach 10 to 15 degrees Celsius. In South-Western Europe, it will be warm, with temperatures ranging from 15 to 20 degrees Celsius.

In some areas, such as the Spanish Mediterranean coast, peak temperatures may even exceed these levels.

As things stand at present, the spring-like air is likely to remain in many regions throughout the week.

Barcelona

Fr
22
32
Sa
22
33
Su
22
32
Mo
22
31
Tu
21
32
We
24
31
Th
22
30
Fr
23
30
Sa
23
31
Su
23
31
Mo
24
32
Tu
23
31
We
23
32
Th
23
30
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless

Paris

Fr
19
29
Sa
17
25
Su
15
30
Mo
18
28
Tu
17
24
We
12
21
Th
14
21
Fr
15
23
Sa
13
24
Su
15
26
Mo
17
27
Tu
16
25
We
15
24
Th
15
24
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless

Frankfurt

Fr
19
30
Sa
16
24
Su
10
24
Mo
13
29
Tu
17
25
We
12
20
Th
12
20
Fr
14
21
Sa
13
21
Su
14
22
Mo
16
24
Tu
14
22
We
15
24
Th
15
23
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless

London

Fr
20
20
Sa
14
22
Su
13
26
Mo
16
24
Tu
15
18
We
12
20
Th
13
19
Fr
14
22
Sa
14
23
Su
16
23
Mo
16
24
Tu
16
24
We
16
24
Th
15
23
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless

Dublin

Fr
14
19
Sa
12
18
Su
16
22
Mo
14
18
Tu
14
16
We
10
18
Th
11
17
Fr
10
18
Sa
10
19
Su
13
20
Mo
12
20
Tu
11
19
We
12
19
Th
11
20
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless
Dr. Bernd Maurer
Ryan Hathaway
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