Heatwave As Hot As Magalluf To Hit Manchester
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 9 years ago
- Sport
It looks like summer has finally arrived in Manchester and we’re getting some proper summer weather.
This isn’t Magalluf.
This isn’t Miami.
This is Manchester.
We get so little decent weather that we go a bit mad when we get some proper sunshine because we don’t know how long it’s going to last.
But there’s no need to panic. Because, according to the weather forecasters, temperatures are set to soar and will peak at a steamy 33 degrees on Wednesday with an increased chance of rain-just in time for the weekend.
Sip cocktails in style at a rooftop bar, hang out in a beer garden and dine alfresco in the hippest terrace restaurants. And did we mention sultry skyline views over the city at sunset? Just remember…
This isn’t Magaluf. This isn’t Miami. This is Manchester.
6 Things To Expect This Week
Shirtless men
Phew what a scorcher! headlines in the tabloids
A hosepipe ban by Thursday
No fans in shops
No salad left in shops by the time you get out of work
I Love MCR demanding an outdoor swimming pool for Manchester
9 Ways To Keep Cool
Switch off the central heating
Open a few windows
Remove several layers of clothes particularly overcoats, pullovers, and cardigans (not all unless you are in your own home or garden)
Buy an air conditioning unit
Buy a tent and sleep in the garden (not suitable for flat dwellers)
Buy a convertible (not suitable for non-drivers)
Grow a beard (this won’t make you feel cooler but you will look cooler. Not suitable for women)
Take the week off work and go to the north of Scotland
Find an outdoor swimming pool. Unfortunately Manchester hasn’t got one. Why not?
- This article was last updated 9 years ago.
- It was first published on 26 June 2015 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
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