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Heavy rain is likely to hit the region this afternoon(Image: Met Office)<\/p>\nThis week will look a lot different to the lastHeavy rain is likely to hit the region this afternoon(Image: Met Office)<\/p>\n
Sizzling temperatures have cooled in Greater Manchester with the recent heatwave coming to a halt.<\/p>\n
Glorious sunshine basked over the region for much of the past week, with temperatures climbing to around 30C.<\/p>\n
But the region saw a change in conditions on Saturday (June 21) with spells of rain, amid a UK warning for thunderstorms which saw parts of the country further north badly hit.<\/p>\n
The Met Office<\/a> is forecasting much cooler temperatures over the coming days compared to last week.<\/p>\n Highs of 21C are forecast in Manchester, Salford<\/a>, Stockport<\/a> and Trafford<\/a> today (Sunday), 19C in Oldham<\/a>, and 20C in the rest of the region.<\/p>\n Frequent showers are forecast across the day, with periods of heavy rain also forecast this afternoon.<\/p>\n Content cannot be displayed without consent<\/p>\n Rain is expected to be at its heaviest at around 3pm and 4pm across the region, with heavier rain in Bolton<\/a> expected from 2pm.<\/p>\n Anyone who has been struggling to sleep in the recent heat will welcome the news of cooler overnight temperatures, with lows of 11C to 12C expected in Greater Manchester overnight.<\/p>\n The Met Office expects Monday to be mostly dry and cloudy, with sunny intervals in the afternoon before an overcast night.<\/p>\n Some parts of Greater Manchester have a higher chance of seeing showers, including Oldham and Rochdale<\/a>.<\/p>\n