Liverpool’s Warm Spell Ends: Met Office Updates on Snow Forecast

Temperatures across the region

West Wales could reach 20–22C, according to forecasts. That level of warmth is remarkable for mid‑March.

North Devon and northern Cornwall are also experiencing unusually mild conditions. Liverpool recorded about 18C earlier, with a forecast peak near 19C by mid‑afternoon.

Short‑term outlook for Liverpool

Thursday, March 19 is expected to stay warm, with highs around 18C. Friday and Saturday should bring sunny weather and highs near 16C.

Cloud and patchy fog may affect Friday morning in places. These low clouds should break up to leave clearer skies later.

Weekend details

Saturday will feature sunny spells and some morning mist or fog. Coastal spots may keep patchy cloud into the afternoon.

Sunday looks murkier to start, with breezier conditions and more cloud overall.

Why the change may come

The jet stream is expected to shift position early next week. That shift will influence where high pressure and milder air sit.

Wind direction remains crucial to temperatures. Small changes in wind flow can produce noticeable cooling.

Met Office updates and longer range picture

Official Met Office updates warn of a transition to more changeable weather between March 22 and March 31. Atlantic frontal systems are likely to cross the UK during that period.

These fronts could be more active in northern areas. Southern regions may remain closer to a ridge of high pressure.

Snow forecast potential

The long‑range outlook allows for a briefly colder interlude late in March. Northerly winds could bring below‑average air and the potential for some snow, mainly in northern districts.

By the end of March, high pressure may regain influence. That would bring drier conditions, with overnight fog and frost possible.

Filmogaz.com observed people enjoying the spring sunshine along the waterfront. For now, Liverpool’s warm spell looks likely to ease as the jet stream repositions and colder air becomes possible.