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UK Weather: Britons Bask In Spring Temperatures (PICTURES)

PICTURES: Spring Has Sprung!
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Dina Rickman is an assistant editor at The Huffington Post UK

Office workers in the capital spent Thursday lunchtime basking in the sunshine as tempratures soared to 19 degrees.

Three-year-old Kadie Leigh Koch also welcomed the warm weather, as she played among the daffodils in Whitley Bay, near Newscastle.

Across the UK, however, Britons weren't so lucky with rain in the north. The Met Office has said that most of us will enjoy mild conditions with some patchy drizzle and low clouds.

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But tomorrow in the east it should brighten and turn mild. The Met Office predicted "occasional heavy rain in northwestern UK edging southeast, allowing late brightness in northwestern parts."

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Spring weather Mar 15(01 of07)
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Office workers near Tower Bridge, in central London, as the spring weather continues accross the UK. (credit:Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire)
Spring weather Mar 15(02 of07)
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Office workers near Tower Bridge, in central London, as the spring weather continues accross the UK. (credit:Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire)
Spring weather March 12(03 of07)
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People enjoying the sunny weather on the Southbank, in central London. (credit:Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire)
Spring weather Mar 15(04 of07)
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Three year old Kadie Leigh Koch amongst the daffodils in Whitley Bay as the spring weather continues accross the UK. (credit:Owen Humphreys/PA Wire)
Spring weather Mar 15(05 of07)
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Three year old Kadie Leigh Koch amongst the daffodils in Whitley Bay as the spring weather continues accross the UK. (credit:Owen Humphreys/PA Wire)
Spring weather Mar 15(06 of07)
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Three year old Kadie Leigh Koch amongst the daffodils in Whitley Bay as the spring weather continues accross the UK. (credit:Owen Humphreys/PA Wire)
Spring weather - March 6th(07 of07)
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STANDALONE PHOTO:Thousands of daffodils in bloom around the ancient City walls in York and at historic sites like Cliffords Tower following the recent warm weather. (credit:John Giles/PA Wire)
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