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Liverpool weather forecast: Heavy showers expected Saturday, August 30, 2026

UK News: Liverpool residents can anticipate a day of mixed weather on Saturday, August 30, 2026, with heavy showers expected to begin the weekend. Temperatures.

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Liverpool residents can anticipate a day of mixed weather on Saturday, August 30, 2026, with heavy showers expected to begin the weekend. Temperatures will be cooler, with a chance of rain impacting outdoor activities.Saturday's ForecastHeavy showers are set to characterize Saturday in Liverpool, marking a damp start to the weekend. The maximum temperature is forecast to reach 21°C, with a minimum of 13°C, averaging 17.0°C. Humidity levels will be high at 92%, and there is a 20% chance of rain throughout the day. Winds could reach speeds of up to 49.89 kph, contributing to blustery conditions.Residents are advised to prepare for a wet and humid day. Carrying umbrellas and wearing waterproof footwear is recommended due to the heavy showers and high humidity. The cooler temperatures will contribute to a damp feel throughout the day. Adjustments to outdoor plans sensitive to wet weather may be prudent.Outlook for the Week AheadLooking ahead, the weather in Liverpool is expected to improve slightly after Saturday. Sunday, August 31, will feature sunny intervals with a high of 20°C and a low of 12°C. This pattern of sunny intervals is anticipated to continue into Monday, September 1, with similar temperatures. By Tuesday, September 2, there is a possibility of light showers, with temperatures remaining around a maximum of 21°C and a minimum of 16°C. Wednesday, September 3, and Thursday, September 4, are forecast to have sunny intervals and light rain respectively, with temperatures holding steady. Friday, September 5, is predicted to be cloudy with a slightly warmer maximum temperature of 22°C.Catch the latest World News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.

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