Greater Manchester Set for Warmest Day of the Year Before Temperatures Plummet
A warm and sunny day is forecast for Greater Manchester today, with temperatures expected to reach as high as 26C in some areas, making it the warmest day of the year so far. According to the Met Office, the region saw a top temperature of 25.8C in Rochdale on Wednesday, making it the hottest spot in the North West.
The UK has experienced glorious sunshine throughout much of spring, with temperatures well above 20C this week. The warm weather is set to continue today, with sunny and clear skies expected throughout the day. The Met Office has forecast highs of 26C in Manchester, Salford, Stockport, Tameside, and Trafford, with 25C expected in the rest of Greater Manchester.
However, the warm weather will be short-lived, with temperatures expected to plummet by the weekend. Overnight lows of between 8C and 10C are forecast heading into Friday, with highs of 17C to 19C expected on Friday. The Met Office has warned that temperatures will begin to fall tomorrow, with conditions becoming more typical for the time of year.
The Met Office has also forecast slightly cloudier conditions over the weekend, with sunny intervals expected throughout the region on Saturday and Sunday. Highs of 18C to 19C are expected on Saturday, with lows of 5C to 6C. However, a big change in conditions is expected on Sunday, with highs of just 12C to 14C expected in the region.
Temperatures could fall as low as 3C to 5C on Sunday night, making it a chilly start to the week. Heading into Monday, overcast conditions are expected throughout the day, with highs of 12C or 13C. The Met Office has also warned that there is a chance of showery rain sinking southeastwards on Thursday, which could turn heavy at times.
As reported by Yahoo News UK, the Met Office has been monitoring the weather conditions closely, and their latest forecast suggests that the warm weather will be short-lived. The Met Office tweeted: "Another fine and warm start to Thursday for much of England and Wales. Cloudier in the north with some showery rain sinking southeastwards, that could turn heavy at times. Turning cooler in the north, but very warm in the south."
The weather is expected to have a significant impact on the region, with many people likely to be affected by the sudden drop in temperatures. As Yahoo News UK reported earlier, the region is set to experience a significant change in conditions over the next few days.
The Met Office has advised residents to make the most of the warm weather today, as it will not last long. Residents are also advised to be prepared for the sudden drop in temperatures and to take necessary precautions to stay warm and safe.
In related news, residents in Manchester are advised to stay up to date with the latest weather forecast and warnings from the Met Office. The Met Office has warned that the weather can change quickly, and residents should be prepared for any eventuality.
As the weather continues to change, one thing is certain – the region is in for a wild ride. Stay tuned for further updates on the weather situation in Greater Manchester.
The Met Office has confirmed that the warm weather will be short-lived, and a cold front will be moving into the region by the weekend. This will bring with it a significant drop in temperatures and a change in weather conditions.
The region is expected to experience a cool and cloudy start to the week, with highs of 12C or 13C expected on Monday. The Met Office has advised residents to wrap up warm and to be prepared for the chilly conditions.
In conclusion, the warm weather in Greater Manchester will be short-lived, and residents are advised to make the most of it today. The Met Office has warned that the weather will change quickly, and residents should be prepared for the sudden drop in temperatures and the potential for showery rain. As reported by Yahoo News UK, the Met Office has been monitoring the weather conditions closely, and their latest forecast suggests that the region is in for a wild ride.
