What is the weather going to be like in Hartlepool for the May bank holiday weekend?

By Madeleine Raine
Published 3rd May 2024, 14:01 BST
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The Met Office has released its forecast for the May bank holiday weekend and it looks as though Hartlepool is going to be mostly dry and mild.

Experts at the Met Office have forecast mostly cloudy weather in Hartlepool for the May bank holiday weekend although there is a chance of sunshine on Monday, May 6.

Temperatures are also expected to be milder on Monday, ranging from nine degrees Celsius to 15 degrees Celsius.

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On Saturday, May 4, temperatures are expected to reach 14 degrees Celsius between early afternoon and early evening, and there is a one in ten chance of rain throughout the day.

Hartlepool is expected to be mostly dry and cloudy over the May bank holiday, but there is a chance of sun on Monday, May 6. Temperatures are also expected to be mild, ranging from nine degrees Celsius to 15 degrees Celsius.Hartlepool is expected to be mostly dry and cloudy over the May bank holiday, but there is a chance of sun on Monday, May 6. Temperatures are also expected to be mild, ranging from nine degrees Celsius to 15 degrees Celsius.
Hartlepool is expected to be mostly dry and cloudy over the May bank holiday, but there is a chance of sun on Monday, May 6. Temperatures are also expected to be mild, ranging from nine degrees Celsius to 15 degrees Celsius.

People can expect much of the same on Sunday, May 5, as temperatures range from nine degrees Celsius to 15 degrees Celsius from around noon until 6pm and a 10 per cent chance of rain from early morning until late evening.

Monday looks more hopeful, however, as sunshine and intermittent clouds are expected from 7am until sunset at 8.49pm.

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