Hour-by-hour weather forecast: The outlook for Hartlepool as Level 3 weather alert remains in place

A Level 3 alert was issued across the North East earlier this week and the weather warning looks set to be in place both today and during the coming days.

Temperatures are expected to hover around freezing throughout the day ahead, leading into an icy start for the coming week.

Forecasters predict one or two possible showery intervals in and around Hartlepool near midday. The next 24 hours are set to be considerably drier compared to Friday and Saturday, February 5 and 6, but still bitterly cold.

In a summary statement, a spokesperson for the Met Office said: “Cold or very cold with a brisk northeasterly wind, which will continue bring frequent sleet and snow showers off the North Sea.

"Further accumulations are likely. Some brighter interludes. Maximum temperature 2°C.”

Overall, it is likely to be colder than yesterday, but also drier with brisk easterly winds persisting.

Severe flood warnings are also in place across large parts of the north of England. Despite some flooding in the area over recent days, they do not apply to Hartlepool.

Here is your hour-by-hour weather forecast in Hartlepool for Sunday, February 7:

7am to 8am: Cloudy, 2°C

9am to 10am: Cloudy, 2°C

11am: Chance of snow, 2°C

12pm: Chance of snow, 2°C

1pm to 3pm: Overcast with chance of snow, 2°C

4pm: Cloudy, 2°C

5pm: Cloudy, 2°C

6pm: Cloudy, 2°C

7pm to 8pm: Cloudy, 2°C

9pm: Cloudy, 2°C

10pm: Cloudy, 2°C

11pm: Overcast with some sleet, 2°C

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