It's been an extreme week weather-wise but the weekend ahead is forecast to be cooler and more settled in Greater Manchester.
This week has seen temperatures rocket to 29C in some parts with the region, followed by torrential downpours on Thursday night.
Temperatures will still be balmy this weekend but not reaching sizzling heatwave levels.
People can expect a cooler, dry evening tonight, according to the Met Office.
Saturday is forecast to be cloudy in the morning then sunny and rain-free for the rest of the day with maximum temperatures of 25C.
Day-trippers heading to the coast can expect a nice sea breeze.
The evening will be warm with temperatures falling to around 20C at 8pm and 18C by 10pm.
Sunday will be mainly dry and warm at around 20C at midday. It will be cloudy in some areas.
Meanwhile the heatwave is set to come to an end in other parts of the UK, with thunderstorms across much of England and Wales predicted.
The Met Office issued a yellow weather warning across parts of the UK for Saturday and Sunday, warning heavy rain and thundery showers could cause flooding and transport disruption.
Three warnings have been issued from Friday and into the weekend, affecting central and southern parts of England and Wales.
The warnings start with a yellow wind warning for the southern coastal counties of England, lasting from Friday afternoon until midnight on the same day.
