The Met Office has announced that the UK could see temperatures soar to 24C next week, following the adverse effects of Storm Dave, which has brought heavy winds, rain, and snow to millions across the country. The storm prompted yellow and amber weather warnings, especially in northern regions, where up to 30cm of snow was anticipated. Residents were advised to prepare for potential flooding and power outages. Fortunately, these warnings have now expired, and a shift in weather patterns is expected. Meteorologist Greg Dewhurst noted that warmer air from the continent will move across England and Wales, leading to highs of 20C to 21C on Tuesday and possibly 23C to 24C on Wednesday. This warming trend will position parts of Britain as warmer than popular holiday spots in Europe, such as Zante, where temperatures are projected to reach only 21C. The forecast indicates a transition to drier and sunnier conditions, particularly in south-east England, with a mix of breezy and mild weather expected throughout the week.