The Met Office says there could be another heatwave
Temperatures are set to soar in Greater Manchester next week meaning it will be hotter than several popular holiday destinations.
READ MORE: The picturesque village just an hour from Manchester where you can explore caverns and a ruined castle According to their forecasters, it will begin to feel warmer on Monday, with clouds dispersing throughout the day and plenty of sunny spells, and only light winds. Temperatures could reach 24C on both Monday and Tuesday.On Wednesday, temperatures in the region are expected to jump several degrees to around 26C. And there will be another jump, and it will begin to feel particularly warm, by Thursday with a potential maximum temperature of 28C.
But they are not expecting any temperature records to be broken. Greater Manchester's temperature record was smashed twice in two days last month. “This time, that is much less likely; instead, temperatures will build steadily within the lingering area of high pressure. Met Office chief forecaster Steve Willington added: “We could see parts of the UK entering heatwave conditions if the above-average temperatures last for three days or more.
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