The Met Office has officially named Storm Francis as the UK is set to be battered by 70mph winds and torrential rain.
Severe weather warnings are in place for most of the UK, ahead of the storm could cause power cuts, disruption to travel, huge waves and flying debris.
It comes just days after Storm Ellen claimed lives as it hit the UK and Ireland with winds of almost 90mph that uprooted trees, damaged buildings and caused dangerous sea conditions.
In preparation for Francis, the Met Office has issued yellow warnings for strong winds and heavy rain which will be in effect Tuesday and Wednesday - reports Mirror Online.
It said: "Wind and rain warnings are in force for Tuesday as another named storm impacts the UK.
"A deep area of low pressure will cross the UK from Monday night, bringing wind gusts of 60mph and potentially 70mph in exposed western locations and also heavy rain for many.
"A yellow wind warning is in force for the whole of Wales and most of England until midday on Wednesday.
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"Whilst not exceptional, winds this strong are unusual for August and they will be accompanied by some heavy rain in places, with possible transport disruption and impacts on outdoor activities.
"The rain is expected to be heaviest in Northern Ireland and south-west Scotland where 60-90mm in total could fall as the storm moves from west to east."
Chief Meteorologist Andy Page, said “The UK is in for another unseasonably wet and windy spell with Storm Francis arriving on Tuesday.
"There will be strong winds and heavy rain, especially in the west of the UK.
"A number of severe weather warnings have been issued and these warnings can be updated regularly so please keep up to date with the latest Met Office forecast.”
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The exact time the storm will hit Liverpool has also been predicted by the Met Office, with rain starting to bucket down from 6am
The wind will start to come into force from 11am.
The hour by hour forecast for tomorrow is as follows:
6am: Heavy rain and a moderate breeze, 15 degrees, wind speed 17mph
7am: Heavy rain and a moderate breeze, 15 degrees, wind speed 18mph
8am: Heavy rain and a fresh breeze, 16 degrees, wind speed 19mph
9am: Heavy rain and a fresh breeze, 16 degrees, wind speed 21mph
10am: Heavy rain and a fresh breeze, 17 degrees, wind speed 22mph
11am: Gusty winds and heavy rain, 18 degrees, wind speed 40mph
12pm: Gusty winds and heavy rain, 19 degrees, wind speed 40mph
1pm: Gusty winds and heavy rain, 19 degrees, wind speed 41mph
2pm: Strong winds and light rain showers, 19 degrees, wind speed 43mph
3pm: Strong winds and heavy rain showers, 19 degrees, wind speed 44mph
4pm: Strong winds and heavy rain, 18 degrees, wind speed 46mph
5pm: Strong winds and heavy rain, 17 degrees, wind speed 49mph
6pm: Strong winds and heavy rain, 17 degrees, wind speed 51mph
7pm: Strong winds and heavy rain, 16 degrees, wind speed 51mph
8pm: Strong winds and heavy rain, 16 degrees, wind speed 51mph
9pm: Strong winds and heavy rain, 16 degrees, wind speed 51mph
10pm: Strong winds and heavy rain, 16 degrees, wind speed 50mph
11pm: Strong winds and heavy rain, 16 degrees, wind speed 50mph
