Some frosty patches are expected as temperatures fall
It will feel chilly in Greater Manchester over the coming days - before an 'unsettled' spell of weather sets in at the weekend.
But it is set to feel chilly with some frosty patches expected as temperatures fall into single figures. Forecasters predict it will feel like 7C this morning before temperatures warm up this afternoon.Overnight in our region and across the North West, the Met Office expects 'another rather chilly night for many' with a 'risk of frost' as the mercury drops to around 8C.
"This brings a more settled period of weather, with sunny spells across Scotland and Northern Ireland extending southwards across England and Wales on Thursday. This ridge of high pressure will remain in the vicinity of the UK in the latter half of the working week, resulting in dry and settled weather for many, though with some cool nights and the chance of some early morning mist and fog for some.
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