Liverpool Weather Update: Cloudy Morning with Sunshine Expected

In Liverpool, areas of cloud accompanied by hill mist and fog are lingering this morning, but the weather is set to improve as the day progresses. The cloud cover is expected to disperse by the afternoon, allowing for plenty of sunshine to emerge.

Temperatures in Liverpool are currently starting at 6°C, though it feels more like 2°C in the early hours. As the day unfolds, highs of 11°C are anticipated, providing a pleasant afternoon for residents and visitors alike.

Last night, Liverpool experienced unexpected heavy rain and lightning, with the Met Office’s lightning map reporting a strike at 7:01 PM. This weather event caught many off guard, as lightning was not forecasted, although heavy showers and winds were predicted.

One local resident described the experience, stating, “It made me shake. I thought it may have struck something. I’ve never heard anything like that before.” Such reactions highlight the surprise element of the storm.

As for the broader context, the BTR Liverpool Half Marathon, which has been staged since 1994, recently took place amidst these weather conditions. On the day of the event, a total of 12,544 runners participated, contributing to a significant turnout.

The winning time for the BTR Liverpool Half Marathon 2026 was recorded at 1 hour, 9 minutes, and 37 seconds, while the first female finisher completed the race in 1 hour, 17 minutes, and 4 seconds. Additionally, the BTR Liverpool 10 Mile Road Race saw a winning time of 54 minutes and 37 seconds.

Runners raised an impressive £23,500 for the North West Air Ambulance during these events, showcasing the community’s spirit despite the challenging weather conditions.

As the day progresses, skies in Liverpool are expected to remain predominantly clear throughout the overnight period, although some patches of low cloud, mist, and fog may form during the early hours in places.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding any further weather developments, but the immediate forecast suggests a shift towards clearer skies and warmer temperatures.