Heavy rain is set to lash Greater Manchester this weekend before temperatures dip next week.
The region has enjoyed balmy 20C sunshine over the past few days.
But the Met Office has warned heavy rain is set to hit tomorrow and Sunday.
A spokesman said: "On Saturday Greater Manchester will see rain, which is heavy at first followed by clearer weather with some showers remaining and 18C temperatures.
"Heavier rain is expected later in the morning on Sunday."
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Forecasters have predicted the mercury will dip to 13C on Tuesday.
It comes after temperatures across the region hit 20C on Thursday - and expected to do the same today.
Into Saturday, there will be some rain across the region which will be heavy at first.
Conditions will then turn clearer and temperatures will reach of highs of around 17C, the Met Office said.
On Sunday, some light rain and drizzle is predicted with heavy showers forecast for the morning.
The temperature will start to drop slightly, reaching highs of around 15C.
Monday will be another largely cloudy day, with temperatures predicted to reach 14C.
Into Tuesday, there may be some light rain in the morning across the region, according to the Met Office, but this will change to cloud by lunchtime.
The average temperature will drop to about 13C.
Conditions will be similar on Wednesday and Thursday, with cloudy, dry weather forecast for both days.
Average temperatures of around 14C are expected.
