Cheadle Hulme (Greater Manchester) weather

Headline:

Rain arriving overnight.

This Evening and Tonight:

Any showers soon fading this evening with cloud increasing from the south overnight accompanied by outbreaks of rain towards dawn, this heavy at times by the morning. Winds strengthening overnight too and it'll be a mild night under cloudy skies. Minimum temperature 12 °C.

Tuesday:

An unsettled day with low pressure dominating, bringing spells of rain, turning heavy and persistent at times. Feeling cool under the rain and rather breezy. Maximum temperature 19 °C.

Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:

Rain and showers on Wednesday, heavy at times. Sunshine and scattered showers through Thursday. Largely dry on Friday, still with the odd shower. Temperatures generally below average with winds easing.

Into the weekend conditions will be mostly cool to average with some showers at times, most settled in the north west but increasingly showery to the southeast with a low risk of a more humid and thundery plume affecting eastern areas at first. The first part of the new week likely to see a mostly showery westerly breeze establish allowing temperatures to recover to around or just above average, feeling warm in sunnier periods outside of showers/heavy showers or thunderstorms, with a more settled spell to the southwest mid-week possibly spreading to much of the UK, though this likely only brief before a more showery northwest flow resumes. Winds after the weekend will be mostly light to moderate, though gusty conditions near heavy showers and thunderstorms remains likely.

As can often be the case at this time of year, predictability at this range is low. There are some signs of a slightly greater than normal chance of a more prolonged settled spell developing at some point during the period, at least for a time, and perhaps more likely in the south. However, by the same token further, perhaps shorter, unsettled interludes are probable too. Above average temperatures overall, and drier than average conditions overall, are very slightly favoured.