Warm but potentially stormy weather is set to hit Bury this weekend.
Temperatures in the borough are set to hit highs of 23C on Saturday with sunny intervals set to break through the clouds by late morning.
But the weather could take a turn for the worse on Sunday amid a yellow warning for thunderstorms, which runs from 12pm until 10pm.
However, this could all change as a yellow weather warning is in place on Sunday for thunderstorms.
But it is still expected to be warm on Sunday with highs of 22C forecasted.
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Looking at the general picture across the UK, deputy chief meteorologist Dan Harris said: “Heavy showers and thunderstorms are likely to break out on Sunday morning, most likely across South West England and Wales, but possibly also across western Northern Ireland too.
“They’ll track steadily north through the afternoon while probably growing into larger clumps of rain before clearing Scotland overnight.
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“Some intense downpours are possible in a few places, giving up to 30mm in less than hour and perhaps 40-50mm over two to three hours.
“Hail, frequent lightning strikes and strong wind gusts will be additional localised hazards.”
Here's an hour-by-hour forecast for Bury from the Met Office for the upcoming weekend.
Saturday
6am - 15C, cloudy
7am - 16C, cloudy
8am - 17C, cloudy
9am - 18C, sunny intervals
10am - 19C, sunny intervals
11am - 20C, sunny intervals
12pm – 21C, cloudy
1pm - 21C, cloudy
2pm - 22C, cloudy
3pm - 22C, cloudy
4pm - 22C, cloudy
5pm - 22C, cloudy
6pm - 22C, cloudy
7pm - 21C, cloudy
8pm - 20C, cloudy
9pm - 19C, cloudy 1
0pm - 18C, cloudy
11pm - 17C, cloudy
Sunday
7am - 15C, cloudy
10am - 18C, cloudy
1pm - 22C, cloudy
4pm - 22C, cloudy
7pm - 20C, cloudy with a chance of rain
10pm - 17C, cloudy
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