It won't be as warm as it has been in Greater Manchester today - but it's still expected to stay dry.
After several days in the mid twenties, temperatures have now fallen to the late teens.
Forecasters says temperatures will now be 'around average' for this time of years, over the coming days.
But the weather is expected to stay fine, and largely dry today, with maximum temperatures of 20 °C.
The Met Office is forecasting sunny spells, with the potential for patchy drizzle.
It's also going to be much cooler at night than it has been recently, with minimum temperatures of 7 °C.
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Forecasters say there will be a cloudy start tomorrow, but the weather will quickly become brighter with clear skies and plenty of sunshine for much of the day. Temperatures are not expected to get above 20 °C, but it will feel 'pleasant' in the sun.
The settled weather is expected to continue over the weekend.
While there will be patchy cloud each day, sunny spells are also expected.
It's also expected to stay dry, apart from some possible drizzle on Saturday.
