MIST and fog are affecting parts of St Helens this morning as the Met Office forecasts a murky start to Remembrance Sunday.
Visibility has been reduced across parts of the borough early this morning, with the Met Office's latest local forecast recording fog in St Helens.
Temperatures are around 6C during the early morning, although it feels closer to 5C.
The Met Office forecasts mist for St Helens today, with temperatures gradually climbing to a maximum of around 9C.
Its latest forecast for the North West says Sunday will start rather cloudy with patches of fog and some rural frost, together with the possibility of an isolated spot of light rain.
Conditions are expected to improve as the morning progresses.
The regional forecast says: “Skies will gradually brighten during the morning though, leaving sunny spells and isolated showers in the afternoon.”
The maximum temperature across the region is forecast to reach 10C.
Further fog could return tonight, with the Met Office warning that patches may become locally dense.
Monday is also expected to begin with areas of fog and frost before conditions gradually clear and some sunshine breaks through during the afternoon.
Looking further ahead, the weather is forecast to turn cloudier on Tuesday as rain arrives from the south, with further rain expected on Wednesday.
The Met Office is advising people to keep up to date with its latest forecasts and weather warnings.
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