North East weather: Met Office forecast after flooding

After flooding hit parts of the region yesterday, Darlington residents can expect a warm, cloudy and rainy day on Monday (September 11).

The forecaster also said limited brighter spells will be followed by heavier downpours, with there also being a small chance of thunder.

Residents can also expect light winds over the course of the day, while rain will become heavier tonight before moving South-East.

Adding to this, the Met Office also said residents can expect a maximum temperature of 24 °C today.

Read more: Environment Agency warns of more flooding to North East

Here’s your hour-by-hour forecast for Monday:

The forecast is based on Darlington as the selected location

9am: 18C with less than 5% chance of rain

10am: 19C with 10% chance of rain

11am: 20C with 10% chance of rain

12pm: 20C with 10% chance of rain

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1pm: 20C with 10% chance of rain

2pm: 20C with 10% chance of rain

3pm: 19C with 10% chance of rain

4pm: 19C with 10% chance of rain

5pm: 18C with 40% chance of rain

6pm: 17C with 60% chance of rain

7pm: 17C with 60% chance of rain

8pm: 16C with 60% chance of rain

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9pm: 16C with 70% chance of rain

10pm: 16C with 60% chance of rain

11pm: 15C with 60% chance of rain