Unseasonably mild November weather made it the warmest Remembrance Sunday on record.
Temperatures reached a summer-like high of 21.2C in Porthmadog, Wales.
The Met Office described the conditions as “exceptionally mild”.
📈 It's been an exceptionally mild day for most of us and the warmest #RemembranceSunday on record in the UK
England, Wales and Scotland have all provisionally broken their previous maximum temperature records with Northern Ireland just 0.2°C shy of their record pic.twitter.com/NcpG4tUl6S
— Met Office (@metoffice) November 13, 2022
England and Scotland also broke records for the warmest Remembrance Day with highs of 19.2C in Bridgefoot, Cumbria, and 17.2C in Aviemore.
Castlederg in Co Tyrone saw a maximum of 16.5C, which was 0.2C below the record for Northern Ireland.
The Met Office tweeted: “It’s been an exceptionally mild day for most of us and the warmest #RemembranceSunday on record in the UK England, Wales and Scotland have all provisionally broken their previous maximum temperature records with Northern Ireland just 0.2°C shy of their record.”
The high temperatures this weekend followed the UK’s warmest Armistice Day on record.
On Friday, Myerscough in Lancashire enjoyed a high of 19.5C.
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