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Weather in Liverpool Tomorrow – Hourly Forecast & Rain Guide

What will the weather be like in Liverpool tomorrow?

Tomorrow’s forecast for Liverpool brings a day of sunshine and showers, with temperatures near the seasonal average. The morning looks mostly dry, but rain becomes more likely as the day progresses. No weather warnings are currently in place, though a moderate breeze will make it feel cooler.

Based on data from the Met Office and other forecasters, the overall pattern shows a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers, with the heaviest rain expected during the afternoon. Wind speeds will pick up later in the day, gusting up to 25 mph from the west.

Below is a quick overview of the key numbers for tomorrow, followed by a more detailed breakdown.

Temperature: High 13°C / Low 7°C
Precipitation: 40% chance of rain
Wind: 15 mph from the west, gusts to 25 mph
UV Index: 5 (moderate)

Key insights for tomorrow

  • Tomorrow’s forecast shows a mix of sun and showers with a moderate breeze.
  • Rain is most likely in the afternoon; the morning may be dry.
  • Temperature slightly above average for mid-May, with a high of 13°C.
  • No severe weather warnings are currently issued for Liverpool.
  • Wind speeds increase in the afternoon, making it feel cooler than the actual temperature.
  • UV index reaches moderate levels – sun protection is advisable during sunny spells.
  • Visibility is generally good but could drop in heavier showers.

For a deeper look at forecast accuracy, see the Liverpool Weather Forecast Research page.

Metric Value
High Temperature 13°C (55°F)
Low Temperature 7°C (45°F)
Rain Probability 40%
Wind Speed 15 mph W
Max Gust 25 mph
Sunrise 05:15
Sunset 20:45
UV Index 5 (moderate)

What is the hourly weather forecast for Liverpool tomorrow?

The day is split into three broad periods, with conditions changing notably from morning to evening. The hourly forecast from the Met Office and BBC Weather helps pinpoint the best and worst times for outdoor plans.

Morning forecast (6 AM – 12 PM)

Mostly cloudy with light showers possible. Temperatures start around 8°C and rise to 11°C. Wind from the west at 10–15 mph. Rain chance: 30%. The morning offers the driest window of the day.

Afternoon forecast (12 PM – 6 PM)

Showers become more frequent, with a risk of thunder. Temperatures peak at 13°C. Wind picks up to 15–20 mph from the west, gusting near 25 mph. Rain chance: 60%. This is the most unsettled period.

Evening and night forecast (6 PM – 6 AM)

Skies begin to clear after 6 PM, though a lingering shower cannot be ruled out. Temperatures fall from 9°C to 7°C overnight. Wind moderates to 10–15 mph. Rain chance drops to 20%.

Best time for outdoor activities

If you are planning a walk or run, the morning window between 8 AM and 11 AM offers the lowest rain chance and lighter winds.

What is the extended weather forecast for Liverpool (7, 10, 14, 15 days)?

Beyond tomorrow, the unsettled pattern is expected to continue for several days before a possible improvement at the weekend. Below is what the main forecast models indicate.

7-day forecast overview

Wednesday and Thursday bring further showers, with similar temperatures around 12–13°C. Friday looks drier but cooler, with highs near 11°C. The weekend may see high pressure building, leading to more settled conditions.

10-day forecast overview

The second half of the 10-day outlook suggests a gradual drying trend, though confidence decreases beyond day 7. Daytime temperatures remain near 13°C, with overnight lows around 6–8°C.

14-day forecast overview

Two-week forecasts carry lower certainty. The general signal points to near-average temperatures for late May, with occasional rain bands moving in from the Atlantic.

15-day forecast overview

Long-range models (15 days) are highly uncertain. The Weather.com 15-day outlook shows a mix of sunny intervals and rain, but details are likely to shift.

Forecast reliability note

Confidence in the 7-day forecast is moderate (about 70–80% for the general pattern). Beyond 10 days, the range of possible outcomes widens significantly.

How reliable are the weather forecasts for Liverpool from different sources?

Several weather services provide forecasts for Liverpool, but they differ in authority, update frequency, and the metrics they emphasise. Below is a comparison of the most commonly used sources.

Met Office forecast for Liverpool tomorrow

The Met Office, the UK’s national weather service, offers an official high-resolution forecast. It includes hourly breakdowns, UV index, and any active warnings. For tomorrow, the Met Office describes “a day of sunshine and showers, some heavy with a risk of thunder.”

BBC Weather forecast for Liverpool tomorrow

BBC Weather sources its data from the Met Office but presents it in a more concise format. Their summary for tomorrow: “Cloudy with outbreaks of rain, feeling cool in the breeze.”

AccuWeather forecast for Liverpool tomorrow

AccuWeather uses a proprietary model and emphasises its RealFeel temperature. For tomorrow, AccuWeather indicates a RealFeel of 10°C, partly cloudy with a passing shower. Their tomorrow page also provides an hourly breakdown.

Weather.com forecast for Liverpool tomorrow

The Weather Channel’s forecast is data-focused, showing temperature, wind, humidity, and UV in a table format. It does not offer an hourly view for tomorrow.

Which source should you trust most?

For Liverpool, the Met Office is the most authoritative because it is the UK government’s meteorological service. BBC Weather and the Met Office generally align closely. AccuWeather and Weather.com can be useful supplementary sources, but they may use different data models and are less official for UK locations.

Uncertainty in tomorrow’s timing

The Met Office rates tomorrow’s forecast as “medium” confidence. While the overall pattern (sunshine and showers) is well agreed, the exact timing of showers remains uncertain. Check the morning update for the most reliable hourly picture.

How will the weather evolve hour by hour tomorrow?

A timeline helps visualise the day’s progression. The three segments below summarise what to expect from dawn to late evening, based on BBC Weather’s tomorrow page and other models.

  1. Morning (6 AM – 12 PM): Mostly cloudy, light showers possible. Temperature 8–11°C. Wind 10–15 mph from the west. Rain chance 30%.
  2. Afternoon (12 PM – 6 PM): Showers likely, risk of thunder. Temperature 11–13°C. Wind 15–20 mph west. Rain chance 60%.
  3. Evening (6 PM – 12 AM): Clearing skies, chance of a lingering shower. Temperature 9–7°C. Wind 10–15 mph west. Rain chance 20%.

What is certain and what remains unclear about tomorrow’s forecast?

Established information

  • The general pattern: a mix of sunshine and showers.
  • No weather warnings in place – low risk of disruption.
  • High temperature of 13°C, low of 7°C.
  • UV index at moderate level (5).

Information that remains unclear

  • Exact timing of showers – models show 70–80% agreement but diverge on afternoon details.
  • Whether the thunder risk materialises.
  • How quickly skies clear in the evening.

How does tomorrow’s forecast compare to seasonal averages?

Tomorrow’s temperatures are near the long-term average for mid-May in Liverpool, where the typical high is 13°C and low is 7°C. The past week has been unsettled, and tomorrow continues that pattern. If you plan outdoor activities, the morning window offers the best conditions. After that, expect showers to develop, especially in the afternoon.

Sunrise is at 05:15 and sunset at 20:45. That provides over 15 hours of daylight. The moderate UV index means sun protection is advisable during any prolonged sunny spells, especially around midday. Wind speeds are typical for the season but will make temperatures feel a couple of degrees cooler.

What do the official weather sources say?

The Met Office, BBC Weather, and other services have issued specific wording for tomorrow. These quotes reflect their current forecasts:

“A day of sunshine and showers, some heavy with a risk of thunder.” – Met Office

“Cloudy with outbreaks of rain, feeling cool in the breeze.” – BBC Weather

“RealFeel temperature of 10°C, partly cloudy with a passing shower.” – AccuWeather

Where can I find the most up‑to‑date forecast for Liverpool tomorrow?

For the latest information, check the Met Office – Liverpool forecast or BBC Weather – Liverpool. These are updated several times daily. You can also refer to the Liverpool Weather Forecast Research page for more detailed analysis of forecast accuracy. Sunrise and sunset times for tomorrow are available at timeanddate.com.

Frequently asked questions about Liverpool weather tomorrow

What is the weather in Liverpool today?

Today’s forecast for Liverpool shows current conditions; see the Met Office or BBC for live updates.

Will it be sunny or cloudy tomorrow in Liverpool?

Expect a mix of sunny spells and cloudy periods with a chance of showers.

What should I wear in Liverpool tomorrow?

Layers and a waterproof jacket are recommended due to variable conditions.

Is there a weather warning for Liverpool tomorrow?

As of now, no weather warnings are in effect for Liverpool.

What is the visibility like tomorrow?

Visibility will be good, but could reduce in heavy showers.

What time does the sun rise and set in Liverpool tomorrow?

Sunrise at 05:15, sunset at 20:45 – over 15 hours of daylight.

Which weather app is most accurate for Liverpool?

The Met Office official app is generally the most reliable for UK forecasts.

Will it rain in Liverpool tomorrow morning?

The morning has a 30% rain chance – light showers possible, but most likely dry.

Is tomorrow a good day for outdoor activities in Liverpool?

The morning is best; afternoon showers make it less reliable for outdoor plans.

How strong will the wind be in Liverpool tomorrow?

Wind speeds of 15 mph, gusting to 25 mph in the afternoon.

Sophie Marlowe
Sophie MarloweStaff Writer

Sophie Marlowe is Culture & Lifestyle Editor at BritainNow.uk, covering arts, culture, lifestyle and society.

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