Britain is set to bask in glorious sunshine this Valentine's Day as temperatures continue to push closer to the 60°F mark in the UK.
Forecasters have said that some parts of the UK could reach up to 59°F as loved up Brits prepare for the most romantic day of the year. Temperatures have become a lot more mild this week after cold snaps across the UK left many Brits de-icing their cars and wrapping up warm before braving the great outdoors.
From this evening temperatures will start to climb, becoming milder just in time for Valentine's Day. Tonight we should see some rainfall over Scotland, as well as some small parts of fog across the south of the country.
Into Wednesday we will see sunny skies across much of southern England, with the top temperature hitting 55.4°F (13°C). Away from the south the rest of the country will be a bit cloudier with some mild rain in Scotland.
Speaking to the MailOnline, Met Office forecaster Becky Mitchell said that Valentines Day should be a nice day for those hoping to get outside and soak up the sunshine.
Mild weather across the UK has caused an early bloom of the traditional spring flower, the Crocuses bloom in Victoria Park in Bath
The three day weather forecast (pictured above) shows that the clouds tend to disperse from Wednesday, making room for sunshine from Thursday onwards
A couple hold hands as they stroll through Christchurch meadows in Oxford as they enjoy milder temperatures
Cloud seen across London earlier today (right) will disappear across the week as more and more people will flock outside to enjoy the mild weather, as some did earlier today on a boat trip in Oxford
'It will be dry and sunny across most of the country but a bit cloudier over Scotland and Ireland. There will be plenty of sunshine and it will be fairly mild.
'We could potentially see 57°F on Thursday but we also aren't ruling out it hitting 59°F. The areas which will be the mildest will be towards the southwest of the UK and north east Scotland, which
