There will be some unexpected sunshine
Never mind... there's always next year, eh? The region experienced a period of very, very chilly weather earlier this month, with temperatures dipping well below 0C.READ MORE:'I grew up on a council estate in Longsight... this Christmas I'm spending MILLIONS on my kids'
So what's in store for the rest of today and Christmas Day? Well, the likelihood of a flurry of the white stuff is pretty low, Met Office forecasters say. The Met Office adds: "Sunshine and blustery showers continue through Christmas Day, with a more organised band of rain arriving from the west later, perhaps becoming wintry in the very far north. Feeling mild. Maximum temperature 9C."
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