Although fireworks have been filling the sky above Greater Manchester for the past few days, we're now only a day away from the official commemoration.
Every year, people get together on November 5 to celebrate Bonfire Night , which remembers the night Guy Fawkes plotted to blow up Parliament in 1605.
Bonfires and fireworks displays are taking place across the region, with some offering food and drink stalls and funfair events, making for a fun-filled event.
While people will be wrapping up warm to head out into the night, most will be wondering if they need to pack their umbrella.
Thankfully, despite some showers earlier in the day the sky should remain clear tomorrow night meaning that fireworks should be viewed clearly from afar.
Hour-by-hour prediction from the Met Office:
4pm
There's sunny intervals from 1pm in Greater Manchester but at 4pm, the Met Office has predicted full sunshine.
5pm
The sun will have set by around 4.30pm so expect it to be very dark by 5pm, with slight clouds.
The temperature is expected to drop to single figures at 8C.
6-7pm
It's set to be a clear and dry evening as clouds disappear just in time for bonfires to be lit.
8pm
Slight clouds will draw back again by 8pm, with the temperature dropping to 7C.
9pm-11pm
There's still no chance of rain for the rest of the evening with the sky remaining clear.
The temperature is expected to be 6C by 10pm.
