Residents in Macclesfield can expect a warm and sunny start to the week before conditions turn unsettled on Thursday, 9 April. According to the latest data from the Met Office, sunny skies will persist through Wednesday, providing ideal opportunities for outdoor activities and gardening.
The week will begin with pleasant temperatures, rising from 14°C on Monday to a peak of 20°C by Wednesday. Across the wider North West England region, some areas may even see temperatures climb as high as 21°C on Tuesday. While the sun will be a welcome sight, residents should be aware that the Allergy UK organisation reports that the hay fever season has arrived early this year. Tree pollen levels, including birch, ash, and oak, are forecast to be high on Monday and will reach very high levels on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The weather is set to change on Thursday, 9 April, as cloud cover moves in alongside light rain. It will also be a notably blustery day, with wind gusts reaching up to 35mph and temperatures dropping to 11°C. Residents are advised to keep an umbrella and a windproof jacket handy if they need to head out later in the week.
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