The weather is set to cool down to the temperatures that we have seen over the last couple of weeks, as more rain is set to hit the North East.

After flooding hit parts of the region on Saturday (September 9) and Sunday (September 10), residents in the region can expect highs of 16 degrees and rain for much of the day.  

The forecaster has predicted a cloudy start with patchy rain, gradually brightening up from the north as rain clears away, leaving sunny spells and light winds. Feeling fresher with more seasonable temperatures.

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Tonight, skies are widely clear with plenty of late sunshine.

Temperatures falling away overnight under clear skies, with some rural frost patches forming in the early hours. 

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Here’s your hour-by-hour forecast:

9am: 14C with less than 20% chance of rain

10am: 14C with 50% chance of rain

11am: 14C with 50% chance of rain

12pm: 14C with 60% chance of rain

1pm: 14C with 90% chance of rain

2pm: 14C with 80% chance of rain

3pm: 14C with 80% chance of rain

4pm: 14C with 50% chance of rain

5pm: 14C with 50% chance of rain

6pm: 14C with 10% chance of rain

7pm: 14C with 10% chance of rain

8pm: 13C with <5% chance of rain

9pm: 13C with <5% chance of rain

10pm: 12C with <5% chance of rain

11pm: 12C with <5% chance of rain