The weather throughout next week will be dry but that could soon change in the first few weeks of March
Temperatures across Greater Manchester will soon plummet, with the chances of snow increasing in the coming weeks, according to forecasters.
Despite this, the Met Office stresses that "not everywhere will see snow". Northwestern areas, which cover Greater Manchester, are likely to stay "driest throughout" this period. Despite this, it's still likely that temperatures will plummet, resulting in short colder snaps.
Fortunately, it will begin to get warmer throughout Sunday afternoon, ranging between 6C and 8C before dropping again in the evening. For the rest of the week, early predictions from the Met Office state that it will get colder as we approach the first weekend of March. From Thursday, temperatures will feel at their coldest at 2C with overcast skies dictating most of the weather. The Met Office's early prediction for the first week of March states: "High pressure will dominate through early March despite edging northwestwards, bringing dry and rather cloudy conditions for most, with some showers likely for some eastern and southern areas.
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