By Ryan Fahey The weather maps are finally turning red as the UK is expected to sizzle in 25C highs in just a matter of days. Brits have just emerged from one of the wettest Aprils on record since 2012 as 55 per cent more rain than average was seen in parts of the country. But within days, the forecast will be a stark contrast from that dreary month as a Ventusky weather map turns from amber to red – marking a significant surge in temperatures. On Sunday May 12, few locations will see the mercury drop below 15C, while huge swathes of the British isles will sit around the toasty 25C mark. The w…
