Greater Manchester Weekend Weather: Temperatures Set to Hit 24C
Greater Manchester Weekend Weather: 24C Expected

Greater Manchester is set for a warm weekend as temperatures are expected to soar up to 24C across the region. Temperatures are expected to gradually rise throughout Saturday, with the Met Office predicting highs of around 21C across our region. Greater Manchester is set for an even warmer day on Sunday, with the weather agency forecasting highs of 24C. As we move out of the weekend, temperatures are expected to rise further on Monday, with the Met Office suggesting we could see highs of around 26C across parts of Greater Manchester.

Heatwave Warnings and Health Alerts

Weather experts have warned that rising temperatures could lead to heatwaves in many parts of the country, with the Met Office forecasting temperatures to reach 34C in some areas at their peak. Due to the temperatures on the forecast, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued an amber heat-health alert in East of England, London, South East and the South West, as well as a less severe yellow alert in East Midlands and West Midlands.

Met Office Forecast

Issuing a UK-wide forecast for the weekend, Met Office Deputy Chief Forecaster Greg Wolverson said: "While heatwave criteria will be met for some in the south and southeast of England over the weekend, with temperatures into the low 30s Celsius possible, the warmth will expand and intensify at the start of next week, which, coupled with high temperatures overnight, leads to potential impacts." He continued: "Temperatures will peak around the mid-30s Celsius on Monday and Tuesday. The humidity will also mean this feels close, warmer and more uncomfortable for many. Tropical nights – where the temperature doesn’t drop below 20°C are also likely for some."

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North West England Weekend Weather Forecast

Read the full weather forecast for North West England over the weekend below, according to the Met Office.

Saturday

Cloudy at first this morning with a few spots of drizzle. However, cloud will gradually lift and break to give some good sunny spells through the day. Feeling warm in the sunshine. Maximum temperature 21 °C. Staying dry tonight with clear spells. A warm night in the south of the region, but cooler in the north as temperatures dip into single figures. Minimum temperature 8 °C.

Sunday

A largely dry and bright day with plenty of sunny spells. A small chance of a few light showers later in the afternoon. Feeling hot and increasingly humid. Maximum temperature 25 °C.

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