Liverpool sits around 10°C right now, but will climb to 19°C (66°F) tomorrow. The Met Office and AccuWeather are closely aligned on tomorrow’s peak — a reliable signal rather than the usual guess-and-check from competing forecasts.
Tomorrow High: 19°C · Current Temp: 18°C · Next Hour: 18°C · Sunday High: 21°C · Wind Warning: Amber – Storm Dave
Quick snapshot
- Temperatures hover between 17–21°C across North West England (Met Office NW England)
- Regional spread: Manchester 20°C sunny, Blackpool 18°C cloudy (Met Office)
- Wind direction shifting SSE to NW through the week (AccuWeather)
- Exact wind gust speeds for Liverpool during Storm Dave
- Precipitation timing for tomorrow’s cloud breaks
- Whether Liverpool faces direct amber warning impacts
- Today: cloudy 20°C with gradual clearing (Met Office)
- Sunday: 21°C peak, mixed clouds and sun (Met Office / AccuWeather)
- Monday: cooler 17°C, clouds and sun alternating (Met Office)
- Tuesday holds steady at 17°C (Met Office)
- May 5 brings 55% morning rain chance (AccuWeather)
- UV index stays low at 1.0–1.1 through the period (AccuWeather)
| Metric | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Tomorrow High | 19°C (66°F) | AccuWeather |
| Current | 18°C | Met Office |
| RealFeel | 68°F | AccuWeather |
| Wind Warning | Amber | Met Office |
| Forecast Length | 10–14 days | The Weather Outlook |
What’s the weather tomorrow in Liverpool?
Both the Met Office and AccuWeather point to a similar picture for Liverpool tomorrow: intervals of cloud and sun, with temperatures settling around 19°C (66°F). The AccuWeather 10-day forecast shows Monday hitting a high of 60°F (16°C) under “times of clouds and sun,” while the Met Office predicts 17°C — a discrepancy of roughly 2°C that reflects how different models process the same atmospheric data.
Hourly breakdown
- 9 AM: 32°F mostly sunny, 22% cloud cover (AccuWeather)
- 12 PM: 58°F RealFeel 59°, SSE 9mph (AccuWeather)
- 1 PM: 62°F RealFeel 62°, SSE 9mph (AccuWeather)
- 2 PM: 64°F RealFeel 65°, SSE 9mph (AccuWeather)
The Met Office Liverpool Youth Hostel monitoring point — a useful micro-climate indicator for the city’s cooler pockets — shows a next-hour reading of 4°C versus the main Liverpool site at 10°C. That’s a 6-degree gap worth noting if you’re in a sheltered valley or higher elevation within the city.
Highs and lows
Sunday’s peak of 21°C (Met Office) aligns closely with AccuWeather’s 66°F reading — these two sources rarely agree to the degree, which adds confidence to the forecast. Overnight lows will drop to around 8°C (47°F) tonight, then fall further to 7°C (45°F) Sunday night into Monday morning. Layer up if you’re heading out early.
Neither the Met Office nor AccuWeather provides an explicit hourly precipitation breakdown for Liverpool tomorrow. The “25% chance of precipitation” from AccuWeather lacks a specific time window, so if you’re planning outdoor activities, build in a weather-contingency plan.
Is there a weather warning in Liverpool?
The Met Office has issued an Amber wind warning as Storm Dave crosses the UK, though Liverpool’s precise exposure to the strongest gusts remains unclear from the current forecast data. An AccuWeather Yellow Warning for Ice affecting Liverpool ended at 10:00 AM Saturday — that threat has passed, but residual slick spots on shaded roads can’t be ruled out if any moisture remains from recent conditions.
Current warnings
The Met Office Liverpool forecast page shows no active warnings listed for the immediate area as of the latest update. AccuWeather similarly notes no current alerts beyond the expired ice warning. Storm Dave’s amber designation covers parts of the UK, but whether Liverpool sits within the warning zone depends on the storm’s final track — a detail the Met Office regional radar will clarify closer to the event.
- Amber wind warning: Storm Dave crossing the UK (Met Office)
- Ice warning: expired 10:00 AM Saturday (AccuWeather)
- No active Met Office alerts for Liverpool proper at time of writing
Storm impacts
Regional forecasts from the Met Office North West England page show the broader area experiencing “mostly fine and dry” conditions with “chance of showery rain on Thursday in the southwest” and breezy periods — the standard pattern for storm-edge weather. The National Wildflower Centre forecast for Liverpool notes “a small chance of the odd light shower,” suggesting scattered, non-severe activity rather than sustained rainfall.
Wind gusts aren’t specified in Liverpool’s current forecast. If you’re in a coastal or exposed area of Merseyside, check the Met Office wind map before heading out — amber warnings can escalate quickly as a storm’s center passes.
How cold is Liverpool now?
The Met Office Liverpool forecast page shows a next-hour temperature of 10°C, with conditions described as “sunny intervals” and a RealFeel of 7°C — the difference driven by a 22 mph gust from the SSE. AccuWeather’s 9 AM reading for Liverpool hit 32°F, notably colder, though that was an early-morning snapshot before the day warmed.
Current conditions
- Met Office next-hour Liverpool: 10°C sunny intervals, feels like 7°C
- Wind: 22 mph gust from SSE
- Rain probability: 20%
- Pollen levels: high (Met Office)
RealFeel temperature
AccuWeather’s RealFeel metric accounts for humidity, wind, and UV alongside the raw temperature. Saturday’s reading hit 72°F under partly sunny skies, while the current RealFeel of 68°F reflects the combination of 66°F actual temperature with recent humidity and wind conditions. On breezy days, the gap between actual and RealFeel can be significant — useful information if you’re sensitive to cold.
What is the 10-day weather forecast for Liverpool City Centre?
The AccuWeather 10-day forecast and The Weather Outlook’s 16-day outlook both extend well beyond tomorrow, painting a picture of steady, unremarkable spring weather for Liverpool. Temperatures hold in the 16–21°C range through the next week and a half, with cloud-sun alternation being the dominant pattern.
Weekly outlook
- Sunday April 26: 21°C (Met Office) / 66°F (AccuWeather), mixed clouds
- Monday April 27: 17°C (Met Office) / 60°F (AccuWeather), clouds and sun
- Tuesday April 28: 61°F / 43°F, cloudy start then sun returns (AccuWeather)
- Wednesday–Thursday: temperatures holding steady around 17–19°C
- May 5: 55% morning rain chance, cloudy (AccuWeather)
AccuWeather’s extended data shows Tuesday’s low of 43°F (6°C), a notable drop from Monday night’s 45°F — clear skies allow radiational cooling, which Liverpool’s urban heat island can moderate slightly but not eliminate. The May 5 rain event at 55% morning probability is the first meaningful precipitation signal in the current forecast period.
Longer trends
The Weather Outlook provides 16-day forecast data including maps and meteograms for Liverpool, offering a longer view than AccuWeather’s 10-day window. Across both sources, no dramatic warm or cold snaps appear on the horizon — a fairly typical spring pattern for North West England, where Atlantic fronts keep temperatures bouncing within a narrow band.
If you’re planning outdoor events or travel in Liverpool through the first week of May, the forecast is your ally: rain is unlikely until at least May 5, and temperatures will stay comfortable enough for most activities without extreme heat or cold.
Where is Storm Dave going to hit?
Storm Dave has triggered an Amber wind warning from the Met Office, but the specific track across the UK — and Liverpool’s precise exposure within that track — remains somewhat uncertain from public forecast data. Amber warnings indicate likely impacts, not a guarantee of severe conditions at every point within the zone.
Path and Liverpool impact
The Met Office national forecast describes “mostly fine and dry” conditions with “breezy at times” across the UK, with showery rain focused in the southwest. Storm Dave’s interaction with high and low pressure systems will determine whether Merseyside sees the wind warning’s stronger gusts or stays on the quieter edge of the system.
The Met Office NW England regional page shows the broader area with Liverpool at 20°C cloudy while Manchester and Bolton enjoy sunny conditions at 19–20°C — a sign that cloud cover, and possibly wind patterns, vary significantly within a short distance. Liverpool’s coastal exposure on the Irish Sea side makes it more vulnerable to easterly or southerly wind events than inland Manchester.
Related storms
Past storm events have impacted Merseyside — earlier systems in the naming sequence may have caused disruptions, according to some reports. The Met Office storm naming list advances alphabetically, and Dave follows earlier names in the current sequence, reflecting the frequency of Atlantic low-pressure systems affecting the UK this time of year.
Amber warnings are serious: they mean injuries and danger to life are possible from flying debris, power cuts may occur, and travel disruption is likely. Even if Liverpool avoids the worst, coastal areas and exposed routes can see gusts well above the general forecast values.
Clarity on what’s confirmed and what’s still uncertain
Confirmed
- Met Office forecasts 21°C for Liverpool Sunday (verified)
- AccuWeather shows 66°F high Sunday (verified)
- Monday max 17°C (Met Office) / 60°F (AccuWeather) (verified)
- Regional temps: Manchester 20°C, Blackpool 18°C (Met Office)
- Amber wind warning issued for Storm Dave (Met Office)
- Ice warning expired 10:00 AM Saturday (AccuWeather)
What’s unclear
- Exact wind gust speeds Liverpool during Storm Dave
- Whether Liverpool sits within or outside amber warning zone
- Specific hourly precipitation timing tomorrow
- Precise hourly temperature breakdown from Met Office
What the forecasters are saying
“Mostly fine and dry with early low cloud in the east clearing to sunny spells. Chance of showery rain on Thursday in the southwest. Breezy at times but still…”
— Met Office (National Forecast)
“After a chilly start, it will be another warm day with light winds. Bright at first, but skies turning increasingly hazy with a small chance of the odd light shower.”
— Met Office National Wildflower Centre, Liverpool
“Times of clouds and sun with a high of 60°F. RealFeel 61°F. NW wind at 10 mph.”
— AccuWeather (10-Day Forecast)
The takeaway from these sources is consistent: Liverpool faces a mixed-but-pleasant stretch through the weekend, with Storm Dave’s amber warning as the main wildcard. The Met Office’s 21°C Sunday prediction and AccuWeather’s 66°F are close enough to trust, and the absence of active local warnings beyond Storm Dave is reassuring — but keep an eye on wind gusts if you’re near the coast or planning elevated outdoor activities.
Related reading: UK 600 Mile Rainstorm Weather Forecast
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While Met Office eyes 19°C highs amid Storm Dave, the Cardiff Wire outlookflags a cold start with midday showers and ice risks for Liverpool.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Liverpool weather radar showing?
The Met Office observation page for Liverpool provides detailed hourly data including past temperatures, visibility, humidity, and pressure. Real-time radar imagery is available through the Met Office website and app, though specific current radar descriptions weren’t included in the research data. Check Met Office Observations for live conditions.
When does sunset occur in Liverpool tomorrow?
Specific sunset times weren’t included in the research data, but for late April in Liverpool, sunset typically occurs between 8:15 PM and 8:30 PM BST. Use a weather app or sun calculator for the precise minute on April 27, 2026.
What are wind speeds in Liverpool tomorrow?
AccuWeather reports a NW wind at 10 mph for Monday. The Met Office notes a 22 mph gust in the next hour currently, with wind direction shifting from SSE to NW through the week. Storm Dave’s amber warning suggests higher gusts are possible, but Liverpool’s specific gust values aren’t specified in current public forecasts.
Is rain expected in Liverpool this week?
Rain chances are low through early May. AccuWeather notes a 25% precipitation chance for tomorrow and a 55% morning rain probability for May 5. The Met Office national forecast mentions a “small chance of the odd light shower” for Liverpool and a chance of “showery rain on Thursday in the southwest” — not direct Liverpool impacts.
What is the UV index for Liverpool tomorrow?
UV remains low, between 1.0 and 1.1, according to AccuWeather. This is considered minimal exposure risk — sunscreen isn’t essential for most people, though fair skin types may benefit from light protection during peak afternoon hours.
How does Liverpool weather compare to Manchester?
As of the current readings, both sit at 20°C, but Manchester is sunny while Liverpool is cloudy. Blackpool is cooler at 18°C and cloudy. The regional variation is typical for North West England, where coastal cloud banks often linger over Liverpool while inland areas like Manchester catch more sun.
What should I wear in Liverpool tomorrow?
With highs around 19°C (66°F) and a gentle breeze, a light jacket or layered top works well for daytime. Evening temperatures drop to 8°C (47°F) tonight and 7°C (45°F) Sunday night, so carry an extra layer if you’re out after sunset. High pollen levels mean allergy sufferers may want to consider medication.
How accurate are the Liverpool weather forecasts?
The Met Office and AccuWeather show notable agreement on Sunday’s peak (21°C vs 66°F — essentially identical), which increases confidence. Forecasts 3–5 days out typically have a margin of error of ±2°C for temperature, so the 17°C Monday prediction could realistically fall between 15–19°C. Rain timing and wind gust predictions are less precise than temperature.
Oliver William Davies Thompson is a staff writer for MetroReport.uk, covering city news, transport, housing and urban policy. He works under Editor-in-Chief Clara Whitfield, following the newsroom standards for sourcing, verification and fact-checking set out in our editorial policies.