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Manchester weather: Sunny intervals today with a chance of rain, highs of 24°C

UK News: Manchester residents can expect a day of mixed weather on September 6, 2026, with sunny intervals giving way to a chance of rain later, and temperatur.

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Manchester residents can expect a day of mixed weather on September 6, 2026, with sunny intervals giving way to a chance of rain later, and temperatures reaching a mild high of 24°C. Looking ahead, the week will bring cooler and more unsettled conditions with cloudy skies and light showers.Today, September 6, 2026, Manchester will experience sunny intervals. There is a 30% chance of rain, so carrying an umbrella might be advisable. The maximum temperature is forecast to be 24°C, with a low of 16°C. The average temperature for the day is expected to be around 20.0°C. Humidity levels will be high, at 88%, and wind speeds could reach up to 41.84 kph.With the possibility of showers and high humidity, it would be wise for Manchester residents to be prepared for changing conditions throughout the day. The sunny intervals in the morning could give way to cloudier skies, and the chance of rain means outdoor plans might need some flexibility. The high humidity could make the temperatures feel warmer, so staying hydrated is recommended.Looking AheadLooking ahead, the weather in Manchester is set to become cooler and more unsettled. Tomorrow, September 7, will see cloudy skies with a high of 20°C and a low of 11°C. The trend of unsettled weather is expected to continue with light showers predicted for September 8 and 9, with maximum temperatures hovering around 17°C. By September 10, the skies are expected to become overcast, with temperatures slightly increasing to a high of 18°C. The week will conclude with a mix of light showers and cloudy conditions, with temperatures remaining mild.Source: Data referenced in this article is taken fromCatch the latest World News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.

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