Met Office: When will the rain end in the North East

The region has been stuck with miserable grey skies, showers and cool breezes all day today (September 30) as forecasters warned of a "wet and windy" day.

This weather has stuck around following the weekend where high winds of up to 40-50mph meant waves battered the coastline in Seaham.

Flood alerts were also issued around the region alongside a yellow weather warning as locals were warned of impact on transport, power and more. 

But, according to the Met Office forecast, residents can expect to see the rain ease off by Tuesday (October 1) evening ready for a drier morning on Wednesday and a "quiet spell of weather" later in the week.

Here's the full forecast for the next few days in the North East.

Monday

7pm: 12C with >95% chance of rain

8pm: 11C with >95% chance of rain

9pm: 11C with 90% chance of rain

10pm: 11C with 70% chance of rain

11pm: 11C with 60% chance of rain

Tuesday

9am: 12C with 70% chance of rain

10am: 12C with 70% chance of rain

11am: 12C with 70% chance of rain

12pm: 12C with 70% chance of rain

1pm: 12C with 70% chance of rain

2pm: 12C with 70% chance of rain

3pm: 13C with 60% chance of rain

4pm: 13C with 70% chance of rain

5pm: 12C with 70% chance of rain

6pm: 12C with 60% chance of rain

7pm: 12C with 50% chance of rain

8pm: 12C with 50% chance of rain

9pm: 11C with 50% chance of rain

10pm: 11C with 40% chance of rain

11pm: 11C with 40% chance of rain

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Wednesday

7am: 11C with 10% chance of rain

10am: 10C with 10% chance of rain

1pm: 14C with <5% chance of rain

4pm: 14C with <5% chance of rain

7pm: 11C with <5% chance of rain

10pm: 9C with <5% chance of rain