The UK has experienced its warmest April 7 on record, with the Met Office reporting a high of 24.8°C in Mona, Anglesey, North Wales. On Wednesday, temperatures are expected to rise to 26°C, well above the early April average of 12°C to 15°C. This warmth is notable as it will make parts of the UK hotter than cities like Cairo, Egypt, and Athens, Greece. The warm weather coincides with the school Easter holidays, leading to increased crowds at popular beach destinations. Local councils, such as Brighton and Hove, Weymouth, and Bournemouth, reported high visitor numbers enjoying the sunshine and local attractions. However, Met Office chief forecaster Paul Gundersen cautioned that this warm spell will be short-lived, with temperatures expected to drop by around 10°C later in the week, bringing more unsettled weather.