The latest forecast for the Tyne Tees region, with data from the Met Office.

Your Tyne Tees Forecast

August brings a mix of warm sunshine and downpours

AUGUST 2020: Your weather pictures for the Tyne Tees region

Your Tyne Tees Weather Team

Heavy thundery downpours will develop as the hot weather turns more unsettled.

Weather Warning: Heavy showers on Monday & Tuesday

Ross went to see one of the hidden gems of our region - a hidden world under the waves.

Swimming with the seals at the Farne Islands

£400,000 will go towards protecting and developing rare and important habitats on the North East coast

Cash boost for vital Northumberland habitats

Seven-year-old Rayer has dedicated her spare time to keeping our beached free of litter

Lockdown litter: Rayer's fight to keep our beached clean

Lockdown has brought some record breaking weather to the Tyne Tees region

100 days of Lockdown: Record breaking weather

Is it a UFO? No. It's a lenticular cloud. What are they and how are they formed?

Is it a UFO? No. It's a lenticular cloud.

Comet Neowise has been visible over our region, and you've been out with your cameras.

Comet Neowise: Your photos over the North East

After a weekend of thunderstorms is this a sign things are calming down?

Rainbows over Runswick Bay

A woman from Northumberland is heading to Antarctica to swim amongst the ice. 

Swimming in Antarctica: The frozen challenge of a lifetime

There was a beautiful sight over our region last night. But what caused it?

Your pictures: Noctilucent clouds light up the night sky

Can one case of severe sunburn give you cancer?

Sunshine records have been smashed - but it came at a price.

Spring 2020 - The Sunniest Spring on Record

The month isn't over yet - but already we know that this spring has been record breaking.

Weather: Record breaking sunshine - but it comes with a price

Chris Page explains why we get the rich earthy smell once it rains, after a dry and warm period of weather. It's known as Petrichor

Why does rain smell so good?

ITV meteorologist Chris Page provideds the facts about hurricanes and the UK

Can we get hurricanes in the UK?

On the longest day of the year our weatherman Ross caught the sunrise off the east coast.

Weather: Summer Solstice sunrise at St Mary's Lighthouse

Life goes on at The Alnwick Garden in Northumberland. We went to speak to the people keeping the flowers blooming despite the lockdown.

We see what's going on behind the closed gates at The Alnwick Garden

The birds are flocking around the feeders at Ross' allotment. 

Weather: Ross has been watching the birds at his allotment

Screenshot of the Supermoon Take a Moment

With many of us stuck indoors during the coronavirus lockdown, we've been bringing the outdoors in and encouraging you to 'Take A Moment'.

Gaze at the pink supermoon - featuring your photos!

The rescue hens have taken pride of place on the plot

Our weatherman Ross gets some new additions at his allotment

Donations from members of the public have saved a Northumberland petting farm from closure.

Public support saves a Northumberland children's farm

The starling murmurations have returned. Tens of thousands of birds take to the skies every sunset.

Starling murmurations make a stunning spectacle

The crocuses are out at Wallington Hall in Northumberland - a sure sign of the changing season.

A blanket of purple crocuses signal the arrival of spring

The signs of spring keep coming - lambs are popping up in fields across the region. Ross Hutchinson went to a farm near Barnard Castle

It is lambing time across the region - and weatherman Ross is playing 'midwife'

Elmo the emu only sleeps properly when in bed with his adoptive mother Heather - but her husband is not too pleased!

Elmo the emu makes himself at home

There are fears for puffin colonies in the UK as they struggle to deal with our changing climate - but there is some good news.

Annual puffin counts aim to tackle threats to the charismatic birds

The first Atlantic grey seal pups of the season have been spotted on the Farne Islands, just off the Northumberland Coast.

First seal pups of the season for the Farne Islands

Ross Hutchinson has been to North Yorkshire to meet someone with a very real experience of flooding.

Damage that can't be seen: the impact of flooding on mental health

We've got a showery few days ahead but why is it so hard to predict exactly where they're going to crop up?