Across Merseyside the weather trend recently has been scattered showers and some sunshine.
That's not set to change any time soon, as rain and sunny spells are predicted over the weekend. The Met Office say that today showers will start the day but it will become drier in to the afternoon.
Forecasters predict it will feel breezy due to westerly winds in the afternoon but it will be pleasant and warm in the sunshine. There will be highs of 19C and possibly into the 20Cs.
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Looking towards Friday, there will be s unny spells and scattered showers again during the morning, these becoming increasingly isolated by the afternoon. Come the evening, most of Merseyside will end the day dry.
Into the weekend it may be cloudy on Saturday, with the odd spot of rain but otherwise it will remain dry and it will gradually turn warmer.
Met Office forecaster Alex Deakin said: "The lack of rainfall will continue to dominate the weather story for the next week or so but so will the temperatures and the temperatures are going to be fluctuating quite a bit over the coming week or so.
"Starting off with very warm air sitting across England and Wales but we have a cold front drifting south introducing fresher conditions to Scotland and Northern Ireland and as we go through the next day or so that cold front will finally brush away all that warmth and humidity, clearing away from the south east during Thursday.
"Much cooler air in place across the country on Friday so temperatures will be much closer to average in fact perhaps slightly below across parts of the north into the low 20Cs rather than the high 20Cs across the south. It’s not just by day but by nights you’ll notice that drop in temperatures, much more comfortable."
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