After a number of weather warnings, Merseyside will now enter a period of unsettled weather.
The days will be filled with a mixture of dry weather and showers, with cloud cover being a constant new fixture. The Met Office predicts that despite the change in forecast, it will still remain warm, with highs of 24C.
Despite the high temperatures, it will be a noticeable drop in comparison to the heat recorded recently, so it should feel much cooler. It will also be much breezier from Thursday onwards.
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Thunderstorm warnings have been in place across Merseyside for the last two days, however any heavy showers missed the region. Today, the focus will shift to the warnings across southern England.
Deputy Chief Daniel Rudman said: “Although the warnings are at a broad scale, forecasters expect individual thunderstorms to be quite isolated, and many within the warning in not encountering storm or heavy rain.
“After Wednesday conditions will settle down somewhat for most. Whilst there may be some periods of rain, and it will be unsettled at times in northern and western parts, the heavy downpours associated with thunderstorms become less likely.”
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