Greater Manchester half-term Met Office weather forecast in full

It's nearly half-term week in Manchester, and as the colder weather sets in, we're all anxiously looking at the skies.

We've been treated to some late autumn sunshine this weekend, but we all know the weather in Manchester can change quickly. And it looks like there's a mix of skies this half-term, meaning you can squeeze in all your indoor and outdoor adventures.

The Met Office is forecasting a mild few days but you won't want to put away your coat just yet as everything from sunshine to fog is on the cards.

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We've got the full weeks weather forecast from Sunday, October 27, to Friday, November 1, below.

Sunday is set to be the sunniest day of the week, so if you have any big outdoor plans, this is the day to do it.

The Met Office say it will mainly be bright but clouds will settle in by early evening. Highs of 12C.

In contrast to the weekend, Monday looks like the most miserable day of half-term. We're expecting to see light rain, with slightly higher temperatures of 16C.

On Tuesday the Met Office predicts overcast weather changing to sunny intervals by lunchtime. We can also expect to see mild highs of 15C.

Wednesday is set to be grey and overcast, but the Met Office isn't predicting rain at the moment. Highs of 15C.

Halloween could bring spooky weather - but this year it looks set to just be grey. For trick or treaters the temperature is set to stay mild at 15C.

Following on from the previous two days the weather is predicted to stay cloudy and grey, but without rain. A slight drop in temperature, with highs of 13C.