Make the most of the sunny weather, Greater Manchester is going to be a lot colder this weekend.
Met Office forecasters say high pressure has led to clear skies, gentle breezes and long spells of warm sunshine over the last few days.
Wednesday will be largely dry, with bright spells likely later on.
There is a risk of a light showers over the hills.
Thursday and Friday will remain generally dry, with light breezes and a mixture of cloud and sun.
Temperatures expected to remain at around 12C to 13C until Thursday.
On Friday, there could be highs of 16C.
But a cold snap is expected to chill the region from Saturday onwards, bring temperatures back down into single figures.
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There could be some light rain in the north on Saturday, with cloud spreading as the day progresses.
Temperatures on Saturday are expected to reach 10C. On Sunday, they are expected to reach around 9C.
Forecasters have said it will feel much chillier than of late.
Much of the rain will ease on Sunday, but it will stay cool and cloudy in the north.
Weather conditions are expected to be more changeable for the start of April next week, with outbreaks of rain or showers looks more likely.
A spokesman for The Weather Channel said: “Temperatures should stay above normal this week lifting into the mid-high teens but we are expecting a dip around Sunday in a northerly flow.
“We are currently expecting temperatures slightly below normal in a northwesterly through the first week of April but confidence drops after that.”
Richard Miles, meteorologist for the Met Office, said: "It will be generally settled, fine, with maybe the odd chance of a few showers.
"By and large it will be dry and relatively mild for this time of year, all of the way through to Saturday.
"There might be more of a chance of a shower on Saturday."
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