The Harvest moon is visible TONIGHT on Merseyside – but what does it mean ?

Autumn has arrived which means temperatures are falling, nights are drawing in and the leaves are turning brown.

Will there be any storms this week on Merseyside ?

Last week saw winds of over 50 mph which downed tree’s delayed trains and parts of Liverpool City Centre were cordoned off.

Autumn has arrived, but what will the weather be like and will we see any storms through the season ?

Autumn has arrived and so has the equinox, but what does it mean ?

This on-board footage shows what it is like for RNLI crews to smash through large waves during a storm.

This time lapse footage filmed over 30 minutes shows the storm moving in over the River Mersey and smashing into Liverpool today.

The Met Office are warning that there could be some flooding.

The second storm of the season has been named by the Met office as Storm Bronagh.

Storm Ali hit the Merseyside today as 63 mph winds battered the region with fallen trees bringing travel disruption.

An area of low pressure containing strong winds and heavy rain this weekend, resulting in Merseyside being placed on a severe yellow weather warning.

There’s a growing risk that Merseyside could see their strongest winds towards the end of the week, when another deep area of low pressure arrives.

The Met Office has placed Merseyside on a yellow severe weather warning as ex-hurricane Helene heads towards the region.

The Met Office has placed Merseyside on a yellow severe weather warning as ex-hurricane Helene heads towards the region.

Some parts of the North west have been placed an a yellow warning for wind, as gusts of up to 80mph could be expected.