It's been a glorious bank holiday weekend with Greater Manchester basking in sunshine. The rest of the country has also enjoyed similar sunny scenes, with Sunday (May 28) being the UK's hottest day of the year so far.
That record was reached in Plymouth, where temperatures climbed to 24.4C. But the Met Office believes it could be even warmer in some parts of the UK tomorrow.
Top temperatures of 25C are being predicted in some areas, particularly in the west of Scotland. Met Office meteorologist Dan Stroud said: "We’ve got high pressure sending across at the moment, which is bringing dry and settled weather and some late spring, early summer sunshine.
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"We’re expecting similar conditions for the rest of the week and into next weekend and probably beyond. So an extended spell of dry and settled weather."
The Met Office says that while temperatures are yet to meet 'heatwave criteria', May has been a 'very dry' month, with little more than half the amount of rainfall as usual. While temperatures aren't expected to reach 25C in Greater Manchester, forecasters are still predicting a warm, sunny day across the region.
Sunshine will make way for some cloudy spells by mid-morning across Greater Manchester, before clear skies return for the afternoon and evening. With another pleasant day on the cards, here are Tuesday's forecasted temperatures for Greater Manchester, borough-by-borough.
Bolton - max 20C, min 9C
Bury - max 20C, min 10C
Manchester - max 20C, min 10C
Oldham - max 17C, min 8C
Rochdale - max 19C, min 9C
Salford - max 20C, min 10C
Stockport - max 19C, min 9C
Tameside - max 19C, min 9C
Trafford - max 20C, min 10C
Wigan - max 21C, min 10C
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