The sun is set to shine over Greater Manchester tomorrow as England kick off their first Euro 2020 match.
Sunday is set to be one of the hottest days of the year so far in the region.
As England take on Croatia at 2pm, temperatures are expected to hit highs of 25C.
Met Office forecasters predict long sunny spells throughout the afternoon.
The weather is then expected to turn cloudy into the evening, but temperatures will stay high at around 20C.
On Monday, the weather will turn overcast with some showers predicted to fall during the morning.
Sunny intervals are expected in the afternoon and temperatures across the region will average out at around 18C.
Tuesday is set to be another sunny day with temperatures reaching around 22C.
On Wednesday, sunny spells are expected throughout the day with some possible heavy showers later on.
Speaking of tomorrow's weather, forecaster Marco Petagna told the PA news agency: “It will certainly be the hotter of the two days for many in the UK.
“In terms of if it will be the hottest day of the year, it’ll be close, I expect some areas have a good chance of hitting at least 29C (84.2F) which would make it the warmest.”
He went on to say: “It’s because of a high-pressure jet stream moving in from the south-west, bringing with it sunshine and warm, dry temperatures.”
