Bury tonight as further storms are forecast for 7pm. Lightning lit up the skies across Greater Manchester this afternoon while heavy rainfall and flash floods brought chaos to the roads.
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Crack out the sun tan lotion and fire up the barbecue as it's going to be a warm, sunny weekend in Greater Manchester.
Temperatures are predicted to hover around the mid-20s as Mancunians bask in wall to wall sunshine.
Today, mercury levels will peak at 24C between 3pm to 5pm, before cooling to around 20C in the evening.
"It will be a dry day with plenty of sunshine and light winds across the region. After a warm and sunny evening, it will stay dry overnight with clear skies", the Met Office
Bury tonight as further storms are forecast for 7pm. Lightning lit up the skies across Greater Manchester this afternoon while heavy rainfall and flash floods brought chaos to the roads.
hereMeanwhile, video footage on Moss Lane, in Timperely, captures heavy downpours and blustery winds.The torrential rain caused some roads to flood and traffic problems.Two lanes of the M602, near Eccles, were shut after they became submerged by water.There were also reports of flooding in Farnworth as well as the Trafford Centre.In Milnrow on Kiln Lane, some cars were left submerged in the water, while the roof collapsed in an Asda in Rochdale.A yellow weather alert had been issued by the Met
The man is thought to be aged between 20 and 25 and is described as a white man with a Salford accent.He is believed to be around 5ft 7/8ins tall with a medium build and wearing what appeared to be a grey tracksuit.He has dark blonde hair, short at the sides, and with a longer fringe to one side.No arrests have been made and specialist officers are supporting the victim.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very
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