Greater Manchester weather forecast for this weekend as snow predicted in some parts of the North

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Sub-zero temperatures have swept the UK this week, including parts of Greater Manchester. This weekend will see temperatures slip below freezing once again.

Despite the frosty conditions, there are no signs of snow on the horizon for our region, according to The Met Office. However the forecaster confirmed that snow will fall in northern parts of the country, namely Scotland, as well as the North East - so worth bearing in mind if you're visiting this weekend.

Conditions in Greater Manchester are predicted to be dry and quite sunny across Saturday and Sunday. No matter your plans, whether you're heading to Manchester's Christmas markets or going for a stroll in a local park, you'll still need to wrap up warm. READ MORE: World's biggest stars preparing to jet in to Manchester for HUGE Chanel fashion show taking shape in city READ MORE: Amazon's 'air purifying' £10 plant hailed a 'game changer' for any household with black mould, damp or condensation The Met Office has forecast lows of -3C for Saturday, but says the temperature will feel more like a chilly -5C.

Conditions will be sunny and dry, while Sunday will be slightly more dull and overcast. According to the Met Office, the country will experience dry and sunny weather in the coming days, however, there are chances of showers taking place in different parts.