Hour-by-hour forecast: This is how hot it is going to be in Sunderland on Bank Holiday Monday

The Met Office says the weather in Sunderland will be bright and sunny almost all day on Monday, May 31 for the last bank holiday until August.

The sun is due to have his hat on from 6am onward. After a mild start to the day at 9C (48F) it will warm up throughout the day reaching a peak temperature of 13C (55F) by 1pm.

It will stay like this until 6pm with only some cloud predicted at around 4pm-5pm.

However, the Met Office says it will feel more like 11C due to the breeze.

The city is also in for a mild and partly cloudy night with it still being 11C at 10pm.

The Met Office’s summary for the North East on Bank Holiday Monday is: “Another fine and dry day, with plenty of strong sunshine. Early low cloud retreating back to some North Sea coastal areas.

"Widely warm, but cooler along the east coast.”

Some inland areas could hit 23C, it says. Tuesday, June 1 is set to see more cloud but be warmer than Monday reaching 16C.

Here is the hour by hour prediction for the day:

8am: Sunshine 10C

9am: Sunshine 11C

10am : Sunshine 12C

11am : Sunshine 12C

Noon: Sunshine 12C

1pm: Sunshine 13C

2pm: Sunshine 13C

3pm: Sunshine 13C

4pm: Cloud with sunny intervals 13C

5pm: Sunshine 13C

6pm: Sunshine 13C

7pm: Sunshine 12C

8pm: Sunshine 12C

9pm: Sunshine 11C

10pm: Partly cloudy 10C

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