Liverpool is said to have one of the most wonderful backdrops than any other British city and is located 283 km from London’s Northwest region, set atop the Liverpool Bay of the Irish Sea. At the core element of a green belt, Liverpool extends into wide-ranging counties and experience a moderate oceanic climate like most the British Isles area with mild to warm summers, cool winters and rainfall spanning evenly through the year. The best time to visit Liverpool is during late spring and summer season, while early autumn is less crowded and relatively pleasant weather. Winters are not the most ideal time for warm weather enthusiasts, given the long and cold nights Liverpool experiences.

If you prefer dry weather, then the months with the lowest chances of rains are April, March and then June, with occasional rain or snow around mid-April.

March through May is moderately cold, given the combined levels of temperatures and humidity, with the high temperatures ranging from 9°C to 17°C, and getting warmer during the later months. Rainfall is usually common with about 5 to 7 days of substantial rains each month, slowing down the incoming tourist traffic and opening doors for travelers looking for great travel deals!

Summers in Liverpool are comfortably cool with temperatures that are pleasant. With over 6-10 days of considerable rainfall, June through August is the busiest time for tourism in the city of Liverpool, which makes accommodation and lodging a bit pricey for comfort.

With a fluctuating range of high temperatures (8°C to 18°C) which feel chilly owing to the winds and humidity, the fall season in Liverpool experiences a significant volume of rain or snowfall that may occur anywhere between 7-10 days in a month. Incoming tourist traffic slows down quite a bit during this time, given the weather conditions.

Liverpool is very cold during December through February and not ideal for warm weather tourists. The average high temperature ranges between 6°C and 9°C, with chances of significant rain or snowfall 6-11 times per month, making winters the second busiest time of the year from a tourism perspective. The snowfall does make the city beautiful and you get to enjoy a white winter and Christmas if you so plan.