Overview

• April's actual temperatures are higher than the UK's long-term average, challenging public perception of a cold spring.
• Lack of sunshine and consistent cloud cover contribute to the chilly feel despite above-average temperatures.
• Meteorological data reveals a warmer spring, with specific days hitting significant highs, contrasting with the general cold feel.
• The Met Office emphasizes the role of low sunshine levels in shaping public perception of colder weather.
• Climate variability and extreme weather events continue to influence public expectations and experiences of spring weather.