Britain will enjoy sunny spells and scattered rain this morning before the country faces four days of heavy showers.
The Met Office has issued yellow warnings over rain from Monday to Thursday which are likely to cause some flooding and travel chaos.
The remnants of Spanish Storm Miguel have brought mostly wet conditions, which some of them could be heavy and thundery, across parts of northern England.
Temperatures will vary between 9 and 18 degrees, but generally feel warmer and more pleasant due to much lighter winds compared to yesterday.
The evening will be bright with scattered showers for some, mostly in the west.
Southern and eastern England will have a dry, bright and sunny start to the day.
Met Office Meteorologist Simon Partridge said: "As we head through the day, the showers are going to be grouped into two main areas.
"Firstly affecting parts of southern Wales and southwest England.
"They will be locally heavy at times and we could see the odd rumble of thunder.
"We will also see a rash of showers across parts of Scotland throughout the afternoon and again some heavier ones over the higher ground."
The conditions will gradually become worse on Monday as a yellow rain warning in place for London, Nottingham, Peterborough and Norwich area.
The Met Office warns there is a chance that heavy prolonged rainfall could lead to local flooding.
It's likely that bus and train passengers will face disruption, while drivers will probably encounter delays on the roads due to wet conditions and potential flooding.
The conditions for those areas will remain roughly the same as a second yellow 'rain; warning has been issued throughout Tuesday.
By Wednesday, the rain is expected to move northwards, affecting coastal areas from Hull to Newcastle.
The warnings for rain has been issued for those areas on Wednesday and Thursday.
Liverpool weather today
Today, in Liverpool, will see a drier day, with bright or sunny spells.
Inland areas could see some showers, however many parts will escape with a dry day.
There will be lighter winds, so feeling a little warmer with a maximum temperature of 18 °C.
Tonight, any showers should fade to leave a largely dry night.
Skies will be clear for many, although cloud will thicken towards the south and east.
It will turn chilly, particularly across Cumbria. with a minimum temperature of 6 °C.
On Monday, there will be a bright start for some,with cloud thickening from the east through Monday.
Rain, locally heavy, will affect southern areas, with showers possible further north.
It will feel rather cool with a maximum temperature of 17 °C.
