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Met Office issues heatwave verdict as Greater Manchester temperatures to hit 23C
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The Met Office has issued a heatwave verdict as temperatures in Greater Manchester are expected to hit 23C.
Warmer weather could be on the way for parts of the UK.
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Key Takeaways
- Greater Manchester temperatures to reach 23C.
- Met Office issues heatwave verdict.
- Warmer weather expected in parts of the UK.
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Expected Outcomes
- Potential heatwave in Greater Manchester
Why It Matters
Impact on local residents and infrastructure
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Ownership: Manchester Evening News (GB) (Corporate)
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