Met Office weather forecast this week on Merseyside as more rain expected

Megan Banner

23 September 2024 at 5:36 pm·1-min read

Rain in Liverpool city centre — -Credit: (Image: Liverpool Echo)

Merseyside has seen a very wet and miserable start to the week as the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for heavy rain. The warning was put in place from midnight on Monday, September 23 until 23.59pm the same day.

Met Office warned the poor weather could cause disruption, including spray and flooding which could impact driving conditions. The forecaster said there could be delays or cancellations to trains or bus services, homes could become flooded and a small chance of power cuts.

The heavy rain is expected to slowly clear east into Monday night and turn much drier in most places now the weather warning has ended, the forecaster predicts. However the weather is forecast to stay generally cloudy with further scattered showers developing during the early hours of Tuesday. Temperatures will stay fairly mild with a minimum temperature of 10 °C.

Here is the forecast for Merseyside for the remainder of the week, according to Met Office.

This Evening and Tonight

Periods of heavy rain slowly clearing east this evening and turning drier in most places. Remaining generally cloudy though, with further scattered showers developing during the early hours. Staying fairly mild. Minimum temperature 10 °C.

Tuesday

Often cloudy with scattered showers, these blown through quickly on the breeze. Occasional sunny intervals develop, these most frequent later in the day. Feeling cooler with a westerly breeze developing. Maximum temperature 14 °C.

Outlook for Wednesday to Friday

Showers on Wednesday merging into longer periods of heavy rain overnight and lasting into Thursday. Rain easing to brighter skies and showers on Friday and turning cooler with northerly winds.

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