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Oldham weekend weather forecast Saturday Sunday

Saturday offers crisp sunshine before Sunday's wet and windy weather arrives, with cold conditions and possible icy patches creating hazards for...

Oldham's weekend weather is shaping up to be a tale of two days-with Saturday offering crisp sunshine before Sunday brings wet and windy conditions. Saturday morning will start bitterly cold at around 1C, feeling even chillier in any breeze, but the day will gradually improve with sunny spells developing through the morning and temperatures climbing to a modest 8C by afternoon.

The lighter winds compared to recent days will make Saturday feel slightly less harsh, though early risers should still wrap up warm. Visibility will be excellent for most of the day, making it ideal for any outdoor plans or errands. However, Saturday evening could see a few showers, with some turning wintry over higher ground in the wider region.

Saturday night will bring another cold spell, with temperatures dropping back towards freezing and the risk of frost and icy patches in sheltered spots. This could create hazardous conditions for early Sunday morning travel, so residents should take care.

Sunday will see a dramatic change as cloud thickens and rain develops from late morning through the afternoon. A more persistent spell of rain is likely, with daytime temperatures reaching 8-9C but feeling cooler in strengthening southerly to south-westerly winds. Gusts could reach 30-35mph at times, potentially causing disruption to outdoor activities and making conditions feel quite unpleasant.

What Cold, dry Saturday with sunny spells turning to wet, windy Sunday
Who Oldham residents and visitors
Where Oldham and surrounding areas
When Saturday 29 March and Sunday 30 March 2026
Why it matters Cold conditions may affect morning travel and outdoor activities, with frost and icy patches possible Saturday night
What's next Wet and windy weather Sunday may disrupt outdoor plans and travel

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