After a week of shining sun and warm temperatures, Greater Manchester is set to experience slightly more settled weather in the coming days. Despite this, temperatures will remain comfortably warm in the coming days with noticeably less clear skies.
On Monday, the morning and early afternoon will experience clear skies and increasing temperatures, peaking at 14C by 3pm. Once the day hits the mid-afternoon, skies will become much cloudier with temperatures remaining relatively warm while only dipping to 10C by 11pm.
According to the Met Office: "After a chilly start, it will be another largely dry day with sunny spells. Isolated showers may develop through middle of the day but remaining dry for most. Cooler than recent days but less windy too. Maximum temperature 15 °C.
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In the evening, "it will be another largely dry day with sunny spells. Isolated showers may develop through middle of the day but remaining dry for most. Cooler than recent days but less windy too. Maximum temperature 15 °C."
Meanwhile, Tuesday will be much cloudier with temperatures remaining warm at 14C throughout the day with Wednesday experiencing similar conditions and slightly less colder temperatures at 12C. The Met Office said that Tuesday will be: "Chilly but bright at first. Cloud will build from the east through the morning, though most places will stay dry throughout. Mostly light winds. Maximum temperature 14 °C."
As we move into the weekend, Thursday will likely be "the brightest day" of the week, according to the Met Office, with a risk of "overnight frosts" and lower temperatures that will begin to turn "warmer by the end of the week".
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