What's the North East weather forecast for the end of the half-term holiday?
The weather has been hit and miss during this year's May half term.
But if you were hoping for a sunny end to your break, you might just be left disappointed.
Forecasters at the Met Office have issued a yellow warning for rain, which is expected to affect various areas of the country today - including the North East.
And while some areas of our region are just on the edge of the warning's location, we're not going to escape the poor weather completely.
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It may be a warm end to your week off - but it's not going to be a particularly sunny one with heavy cloud and showers expected to fill most of the weekend.
Once any rain and cloud passes today, we may see a bit of sun in the early evening with a maximum temperate of 16°C.
If you've got big outdoor plans for the weekend, it might be best to organise a back-up activity too. Best to be prepared!
