Summer is making a comeback in the UK this week, bringing warmer temperatures to various parts of the country. However, Liverpool won’t be experiencing the same level of heat as other regions. While places like London and Kent are expected to reach highs of 25C, Merseyside can expect temperatures to reach around 20C. This brief respite from the heat will be accompanied by some showers on Tuesday morning, which will then give way to sunny intervals. Wednesday is predicted to be mostly cloudy with occasional sunny spells.
As the week progresses, a change in weather patterns will cause temperatures to dip further. Thursday and Friday will see highs of around 17C in Liverpool. The Met Office forecasts an increasing chance of showers overnight on Wednesday, which may become widespread on Thursday and Friday, accompanied by locally heavy downpours.
Looking ahead to the end of the month, the Met Office expects “widespread unsettled conditions” across the UK, with a mix of showers, sunny spells, and occasional strong winds. Northern areas are more likely to experience rain and showers, while drier spells are expected in the south.
As we approach September, the Met Office predicts that typical early-autumnal conditions will prevail across the UK. So if you’re planning a visit to Liverpool or any other part of the country during the beginning of September, be prepared for cooler temperatures and autumn-like weather.
FAQs
Q: Will Liverpool see a heatwave this week?
A: While a heatwave is expected in some parts of the UK, Liverpool will have slightly cooler temperatures, reaching around 20C.
Q: What weather can we expect in Liverpool on Wednesday?
A: Wednesday in Liverpool is predicted to be mostly cloudy with occasional sunny spells.
Q: Are there chances of rain in the coming days in Liverpool?
A: Yes, there is an increasing chance of showers overnight on Wednesday, which may become widespread on Thursday and Friday, with locally heavy downpours possible.
Q: What does the Met Office predict for the end of August in the UK?
A: The Met Office forecasts widespread unsettled conditions with a mix of showers, sunny spells, and occasional strong winds across many parts of the UK, with northern areas more likely to see rain and showers.
Q: What kind of weather is expected in early September in the UK?
A: The Met Office suggests that typical early-autumnal conditions are likely to prevail across the UK in the beginning of September.