Royal Liverpool Golf Club (Merseyside) weather

Headline:

Turning colder and breezier into Tuesday.

This Evening and Tonight:

Cloudy overnight, with patchy rain and drizzle occurring over higher ground in the east. Turning breezier, particularly around coasts and hills. A chilly night, but any frost limited to upland areas. Minimum temperature 2 °C.

Tuesday:

Murky over the hills to start, with pockets of drizzle continuing. Largely dry elsewhere with the small chance of brighter spells emerging, but mostly staying cloudy. Cold and breezy. Maximum temperature 5 °C.

Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:

Remaining dull throughout the week with limited brighter spells, giving a cold feel. Some drier moments but with the ongoing chance for drizzly outbreaks of rain. Breezy at times.

Frontal systems over the Atlantic, steered by a south-shifted jet stream, are likely to approach the UK at times, but tending to stall as they encounter a blocking area of high pressure to the north and northeast. This will result in further spells of rain at times, falling in areas already sensitive to flooding. As these bands of rain spread northwards, some snow will be possible in northern England and Scotland, mainly over higher ground, as they encounter colder air. A subtle shift southwards of these areas of low pressure is anticipated during the second week of February, which may allow a greater chance of colder air to spread across larger parts of the UK at times, including the south, bringing an increased risk of wintry hazards.

Whilst confidence is inevitably low through this period, a south-shifted jet stream is likely to persist for much of the time, steering areas of low pressure towards and south of the UK. This is likely to bring further spells of wet and windy weather, with rain most frequent in the south and west, and perhaps also eastern Scotland, with the driest conditions, relative to normal, in northwest Scotland. Some hill snow will be possible at times as the wet weather encounters colder air across northern parts of the UK. There is a hint that storm systems may start to track a little further north by March though. Temperatures overall will likely be close to average for most parts, but perhaps a little below in the northeast at first.