Stanley Park Market cancelled due to Met Office warning Areas of Merseyside have been covered by a 24-hour yellow weather warning The Butcher at Stanley Park Market (Image: Andrew Teebay Liverpool Echo ) Stanley Park Market has been cancelled due to weather warnings for torrential rain issued by The Met Office. The market has grown to become a popular staple with hundreds of people coming out every week to support local traders. Areas of Merseyside have been placed under a 24-hour yellow weather warning for rain. The warning came into force from 12pm today and will remain in place until 12pm tomorrow, April 16. ‌ Article continues below The weather agency has warned: "Heavy rain may result in some transport disruption and flooding in places on Tuesday and Wednesday." Looking into further detail for tomorrow, the Met Office writes: "Cloudy with further spells of rain, locally heavy, will continue to move erratically north and east across all parts on Wednesday. Gradually turning drier overnight. Windy. Feeling rather cool. Maximum temperature 10 °C." Met Office map shows Merseyside hit with rain this evening (Image: Met Office ) ‌ Rain is expected to continue overnight, The Met Office has shared what to expect for the hours the yellow weather warning is in place. They say: Flooding of a few homes and businesses is possible Spray and flooding on roads probably making journey times longer Spray and flooding on roads probably making journey times longer Bus and train services probably affected with journey times taking longer A chance of some interruption to power supplies and other services Stanley Park Market launched in July for an initial seven-week trial before extending until October. The market has since been renewed every week until mid-December due to its popularity and success. ‌ Lots of people enjoying Stanley Park Market in the sun (Image: Andrew Teebay Liverpool Echo ) The market began with around 50 stalls and quickly grew to host over 100 stalls each week, offering a diverse array of goods, including fresh produce and gifts, with some traders reporting record-breaking sales. The expansion transformed Stanley Park into a bustling hub of activity, attracting residents and visitors from across the city each week. Stanley Park Market is typically available from 9am to 3pm. ‌ Throughout the year, the market will host a variety of community groups and other local organisations to support people with their health and wellbeing. Last year this included special set ups by Everton in the Community and social care initiatives. Linda Miller from Mr Fitzpatrick's (Image: Andrew Teebay Liverpool Echo ) Each week, there will be up to 100 stalls selling items including fresh local produce, clothing, homeware, toys, and more. Visitors can also choose from lots of hot food and drink stalls, with plenty of seating available. The market will be held every Wednesday, except when there are evening football matches or concerts held at Goodison Park or Anfield Stadium.