Greater Manchester's weekend weather borough-by-borough as snow makes way for higher temperatures

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Weather-wise, Greater Manchester has seen it all in the past few weeks.

A weather map from the Met Office has shown when snow is forecast to fall across Greater Manchester.

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Many of us will have woken up to see our gardens submerged in snow, and found ourselves battling blizzards on the journey to work or school in recent days.

Every Saturday morning, thousands of people lace up their running shoes and set out on parkrun routes across the country.

Forecasters have issued another warning for icy weather in Greater Manchester this weekend. But with a bit of luck we might have seen the back of the snow... for now.

Over the past week temperatures across Greater Manchester have plummeted, leading to heavy snow in many parts of the region.

Snow has been falling around Greater Manchester today and it is set to continue towards the weekend, with a yellow weather warning in place tomorrow and Friday (March 9 and 10).

The weather will turn wintry in Greater Manchester tomorrow (Thursday, March 9), with snow forecast to fall across some boroughs.

Snow is expected to fall across Greater Manchester tomorrow as temperatures dip below freezing.

A cold snap is set to hit the UK this week. Temperatures are set to plummet to freezing or below in parts, potentially the coldest it has been this year, with snow forecast for later in the week.

The Met Office has issued a heavy snow weather warning for Greater Manchester and other parks of the UK this week.

A yellow weather warning for heavy snow has been issued by the Met Office for all of Greater Manchester this week.