This year's Pride in Liverpool takes place tomorrow when thousands are expected to descend on the city centre to celebrate the LGBtQ+ community.
So far this week the country has saw the hottest day of the year but according to the MetOffice heavy rain is on its way.
The latest weather forecast suggests there is a 50% chance of rain around 9am, 11am and 3pm before things clear up around 6pm. Those heading out for Pride are warned temperatures will feel much cooler than we've been used to this week.
The MetOffice says: "Cloudy with outbreaks of heavy rain, perhaps thundery at times.
"Later in the day it may turn drier in the southwest of the region with some sunny spells."
Tomorrow's Pride in Liverpool will start at 10.30am as members of the LGBT+ Community and its allies gather at the “March with Pride” muster point on St George’s Plateau, opposite Lime Street Station.
The march will travel down Lime Street and along St John’s Lane, before joining Whitechapel. The procession will then go through the city centre via Lord Street before heading passing through Castle Street, Cook Street, Victoria Street, Stanley Street, Dale Street and Exchange Street East, before arriving at the festival site on Tithebarn Street.
We will be bringing you all the latest updates from Pride in Liverpool throughout tomorrow thanks to our dedicated live blog.
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