Scottish Highlands break record for lowest Easter temperature LONDON, March 31 (UPI) -- The Scottish Highlands Sunday had the lowest Easter temperature in recorded history in the United Kingdom, London Met Office officials said. The temperature in Braemar, Scotland, fell to 9.5 degrees Fahrenheit, breaking the previous record of 14.4 degrees in 1986, Accuweather.com reported. London's low temperature Sunday was 27 degrees, well below the normal low of 39 degrees, Accuweather said. March has been very cold and snowy in the United Kingdom. The average temperature throughout the month has been 2.5-to-3 degrees below normal, meaning this month will probably be the coldest March since 1962, Accuweather said. March 2012 was unseasonably warm, with the average London temperature 5.8 degrees above normal. The cold weather is predicted to remain in the area for another week, the weather service reported.