Temperatures set to dip, but Hartlepool should see a sunny bank holiday Monday

It looks like we’re in for a so-so few days weather wise in Hartlepool, with the sun and heat being nothing like we had on Wednesday.

By Tony Gillan

Published 20th May 2020, 22:59 BST

Updated 20th May 2020, 23:00 BST

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However, it should at least be mainly dry and we will see a reasonable amount of sunshine.

What will the weather be like in Hartlepool on Thursday, May 21?

It will be a cloudy morning, but becoming sunnier as the day wears on and stay like that until dusk. Top temperature will be about 19°C.

Fingers crossed, we'll see a pleasant, socially-distanced bank holiday here in Seaton Carew. Picture by Stu Norton.

Fingers crossed, we'll see a pleasant, socially-distanced bank holiday here in Seaton Carew. Picture by Stu Norton.

It will be cloudy but dry overnight with the temperature at around 12°C.

What will the weather be like on Friday, May 22?

Cloudy and with some heavy rain early in the morning, followed by sunny intervals throughout the day, light rain in the early evening and a top temperature of 17°C.

It will be a clear night with temperatures dipping to 11°C.

What will the weather be like on Saturday, May 23 and through to bank holiday Monday?

Saturday is expected see sunny intervals all day and temperatures no higher than 14°C. There should be a clear night, with temperatures dropping to 11°C or so.

Sunday will be dry with sunny intervals throughout and a top temperature of 17°C.

Monday will see a sunny bank holiday, with temperatures up to 19°C.

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