With the Met Office predicting a high of 22° in Shetland today (Thursday) there is the possibility of a hot new record.
On Twitter, STV weatherman Sean Batty said there could be soaring temperatures that could rival Lerwick’s record, set in 1991 of 23.3°.
According to the Met Office Friday will see a high of 19° and cool over the weekend to a high of 17°.
The council has advised some schools will remain closed today, while there is also disruption to school bus services. Aith Junior High School and Happyhansel…
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