Bit of a mixed day for Merseyside
Ticket holders for On The Waterfront's Saturday show should be prepared for "rumbles of thunder", although there will be plenty of sunshine.
Tonight, the festival welcomes homegrown electronic DJs CamelPhalt who will bring their world-renowned set to Liverpool's Pier Head. Supported by a slew of talented artists including Hot Since 82, Yousef and Lopez, it'll be a spectacular night of dancefloor bangers. Those attending should be prepared for less than welcoming weather as wind and rain have been predicted by forecasters at the Met Office.Saturday will see better weather overall than Friday with highs of 19 °C but heavy showers can be expected in some areas, alongside the occasional rumbles of thunder.
Winds will be strong, especially across the hills, so anyone attending On The Waterfront should be prepared for all types of weather going into the evening. Looking ahead to Sunday, the final day of On The Waterfront, the Met Office said it was likely to be "rather changeable with a mixture of sunshine and showers".
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