South Tyneside weather: Met Office forecasters predict warm temperatures and sunny spells

South Tyneside is set for a warm spell this weekend.

Met Office forecasters are predicting that South Tyneside is set for a warm spell of weather over the weekend.

Forecasters are expecting bright and sunny weather across the borough for Saturday, June 20, and Sunday, June 21.

According to the Met Office’s website, we’ll see highs of 22°C on Saturday, with a slightly cooler high of 20°C on Sunday.

The warm weather will be welcome news to the organisers of both the Jarrow Rebel Town Festival and the South Tyneside Armed Forces Day celebration, which take place this weekend.

South Tyneside is set for a spell of warm weather, according to Met Office forecasters.placeholder image
South Tyneside is set for a spell of warm weather, according to Met Office forecasters. | Iconic Media Group

This is what you can expect from the weather in South Tyneside this weekend, according to the Met Office:

Saturday, June 20

Met Office forecasters predict Saturday will start off with some bright and sunny but cloudy spells.

Forecasters say that this will continue into the afternoon before the skies clear on Saturday evening.

Daily highs of 22°C are expected.

Hay fever suffers are warned that forecasters expect pollen counts to be high on Saturday.

Sunday, June 21

According to Met Office forecasters, Sunday will get off to a bright and sunny start.

That weather is expected to continue as we head into the afternoon, however, by early evening, cloudy spells are forecast.

Despite the cloud covering, the weather is expected to remain dry and warm, with highs of 20°C.

Much like Saturday, the pollen count is set to remain high.

Early next week...

The warm spell looks set to continue heading into Monday, June 22, and Tuesday, June 23.

Forecasters are expecting highs of 21°C on Monday, with temperatures set to jump to 27°C by Tuesday.

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