If you're planning anything outdoors in Liverpool, the city's maritime climate softens almost everything — milder winters than inland England thanks to the Gulf Stream, cooler summers than the south, and rare snow even in cold spells. The trade-off is wind: prevailing southwesterlies hit the city straight off the Irish Sea, and Atlantic systems arrive here before they get anywhere else in northern England.
Check today's verdict in the app →If you're playing in Liverpool, the famous links courses along the Sefton and Wirral coasts are exposed to whatever the Irish Sea sends — wind is almost always part of the game here, and Atlantic systems hit these courses before they reach the rest of England.
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