The UK is set to be hit by freezing temperatures and snow in early November after a week of stormy winds and heavy rainfall.
UK weather is set to become worse over the next two days as weather warnings are in place across the country, mainly in the North and North West, as there is expected to be persistent and heavy downpours.
The Met Office has warned: "There is a small chance that homes and businesses could be flooded, causing damage to some buildings."
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They issued yellow weather warnings for Wednesday and Thursday this week.
Merseyside can expect high winds tonight as the Met office state this evening will have: "A very windy night with frequent gusts and the risk of near gales along exposed coasts."
Tomorrow, Liverpool should expect gusts of wind up to 38mph and up to 6cm of rain could fall on the area.
The Met Office advised: "Towards the end of October, Atlantic systems will move in from the west, bringing unsettled and windy conditions.
"The weather will remain unsettled across the UK for the rest of October, with heavy rainfall likely to continue in the west. In the second half of the period, it will be wettest in the west and northwest."
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