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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2026 · 13 MIN

Spring Warmth for the UK and disorganised children

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Spring could finally be making itself felt across the UK!In this episode of the Square Raindrop weather podcast, Jo Wheeler and Steff Gaulter chat about the much warmer spell developing this week, with temperatures possibly reaching 20C in places by midweek. After last week’s snow and cold winds, it’s going to feel positively balmy for many of us.As high pressure stretches towards Britain and Ireland, we should see drier, brighter weather for a while, although not everyone will see the same levels of warmth and sunshine. Jo and Steff talk through what’s driving the change in the weather pattern, how long the settled spell might last, and why spring weather in the UK can change so quickly.Along the way there are stories of freezing houses that turned out to have the boiler set far too low, repair café mishaps involving flat batteries, Mother's Day chaos and the unfortunate discovery that children sometimes inherit their parents’ organisational skills…If you enjoy UK weather discussion, meteorology explained clearly, and a bit of weather-related humour, you’re in the right place. And if you happen to be Nick James...we're sorry about the rain. Honest, Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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