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We've had a scorching week in Greater Manchester - and the hot weather isn't going anywhere. People across the UK are being warned to stay hydrated and find shade where possible as we move into the coming week, when temperatures are set to hit 40 degrees in parts of the country for the first time.
The weather in England of course is notoriously fickle, but the good news is that no heavy downpour is forecast across the five days of the Test match. Scattered showers are expected over Days 1 to 3.
The 2022 Formula 1 World Championship heads to Silverstone this weekend for the British Grand Prix, as round 10 of the campaign is held at one of the most iconic circuits on the calendar.
Ireland was affected quite a bit due to multiple spells of rain in Dublin. Consequently the match was shortened to a 12 overs a side affair, which India won comfortably by 7 wickets. There was in fact a time when it looked like the match would be washed out.
After enjoying a long week of sunshine and high temperatures, Mancunians will have to begin preparing themselves for a wave of wet weather.
After Manchester basked in glorious sunshine this week, the weather is taking a bit of a downward turn for the weekend. It looks like the heatwave won’t be making a comeback anytime soon.
This week's heatwave will continue to sweep across Greater Manchester with temperatures peaking at 27C.
Today (Tuesday June 21) is the first day of summer, which also means its the longest day - and shortest night - of the year. Also known as the summer solstice, the sun rose at 4.39am in Manchester this morning and won't set until 9.41pm tonight.