The Met Office has issued a rare warning for extreme heat for parts of England including Greater Manchester early next week.
Many regions will see temperatures rise well into the mid to late 30s - with forecasters predicting that some regions may see temperatures that break the current heat record of 38.7C
The red warning warns that the weather could lead to serious illness or danger to life, there's a risk of failure of heat-sensitive systems and equipment such as water or mobile phone services and there could be delays on roads and cancellations to rail and air travel.
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Grahame Madge, Met Office spokesman, said: “We’ve just issued a red warning for extreme heat for Monday and Tuesday which is the first such warning ever issued. The warning covers an area from London up to Manchester and then up to the Vale of York.
“This is potentially a very serious situation.”
To help keep you safe and prepared for the extreme temperatures over the next few days, we've compiled the peak temperatures for every borough in Greater Manchester:
Saturday
Bolton: 23C
Bury: 23C
Oldham: 22C
Rochdale: 23C
Stockport: 24C
Tameside: 23C
Trafford: 24C
Wigan: 23C
Manchester: 24C
Salford: 24C
Sunday
Bolton: 28C
Bury: 28C
Oldham: 27C
Rochdale: 28C
Stockport: 29C
Tameside: 28C
Trafford: 29C
Wigan: 29C
Manchester: 29C
Salford: 29C
Monday
Bolton: 31C
Bury: 34C
Oldham: 30C
Rochdale: 31C
Stockport: 32C
Tameside: 31C
Trafford: 32C
Wigan: 31C
Manchester: 32C
Salford: 31C
Tuesday
Bolton: 34C
Bury: 34C
Oldham: 33C
Rochdale: 34C
Stockport: 35C
Tameside: 34C
Trafford: 34C
Wigan: 35C
Manchester: 35C
Salford: 34C
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