It will be mostly dry through tonight but with plenty of cloud and mist.
The mist will lift tomorrow to leave a few sunny spells through the day.
However, there will be the threat of a potentially heavy and thundery shower or two.
Grimsby Town have signed Chesterfield defender Alex Whitmore for an undisclosed fee on a one-year deal.
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe 22-year-old previously worked with Mariners boss Michael Jolley when he was in charge of Burnley's Under-23s.
Whitmore joined the Spireites on a two-and-a-half-year deal in January and scored once in 16 games.
Quote MessageKnowing Alex as I do, I certainly believe that he can be an important player for us moving forward."
Michael Jolley, Grimsby Town Manager
The first of 250 new bungalows for elderly and disabled people have been finished and their new tenants have moved in.
Derelict land is being brought back to life through the scheme, with the first seven properties on the Longhill estate in Hull already completed.
The project aims to help people continue to live in the area when they need to downsize.
Police say they're concerned for the welfare of a missing teenager from Brigg.
Image source, Humberside PoliceHumberside Police said 17-year-old Daisy-May Burton has a number of health conditions.
She left her home on Thursday evening, telling her family she was going to Grimsby, and hasn't been in touch with them since.
She has links to Peterborough and officers believe she could be in that area.
She is described as being 5ft 4in tall, slim, and has long dark hair.
Hull City Council Deputy leader Daren Hale says he's disappointed that Hull didn't make the final shortlist of cities being considered for Channel 4's new headquarters.
The council said it had put together an ambitious bid to become the broadcaster’s new national HQ.
Mark Jones, the director of regeneration for Hull City Council, wished all the short listed cities the best of luck going forward.
Quote MessageWe are disappointed to have missed out on reaching the next stage of Channel 4’s shortlisting process after putting together an ambitious bid but ultimately, you will never win the lottery if you never buy a ticket and like with the 2017 City of Culture, dreaming big and bold will lead to many successes and the odd near miss."
Daren Hale, Deputy Leader, Hull City Council
Parents of so-called rainbow babies are being helped through a new scheme in Scunthorpe, Grimsby and Goole.
A rainbow baby is a healthy child born after the parents have previously suffered a miscarriage or stillbirth.
Midwives say parents often find it difficult to plan for the pregnancy and birth, because they are so fearful of another loss.
Nicola Kerry, a bereavement midwife, says parents in the area are going to be given a rainbow-themed bundle of the basic items all new parents need.
Quote MessageFamilies don't prepare for happiness, they prepare for heart break and bad news. They don't want to be seen to tempt fate. This gift helps them acknowledge what they've been through."
Nicola Kerry, Bereavement Midwife
Grimsby Town sign Chesterfield defender Alex Whitmore for an undisclosed fee on a one-year deal.
Read MoreA councillor says she's received dozens of complaints about Withernsea's new minor injuries service.
The new centre was set up to deal with a range of minor injuries like cuts and sprains.
Withernsea now offers daytime appointments, after reforms made earlier this year, but appointments are only available by booking through the non-emergency NHS 111 number.
Lyn Healing, who is a Conservative councillor on the East Riding of Yorkshire Council, said too many people are being sent to Beverley or Hull rather than being offered an appointment in Withernsea.
Carol Waudby, from the Hull City Health Care Partnership, who provide the service, says the referral system is working well.
Quote MessageOn my phone alone I have got at least three dozen emails from residents. Whenever I go out to do my shopping, I am being stopped by residents. They are all confused, frightened and angry."
Lyn Healing, East Riding of Yorkshire Council
More mobile flood defences are needed to defend towns and villages in East Yorkshire, the council has been warned.
It's one of a series of recommendations made in a report by a review panel set up by East Riding Council last year.
Mobile defences can be easily and speedily erected during an emergency.
Other ideas include relaxing spending rules to make it easier to get funding for new flood defences.
A collapsed culvert is causing disruption for train passengers travelling on the Hull to Brough line.
Image source, GoogleNetwork Rail said the collapse happened at around 10:30 this morning and workers are on site to try and repair the problem.
Both Northern, external and Transpennine Express, external have arranged replacement bus services.
Quote MessageThis incident is causing significant disruption to services, so passengers travelling in this area are advised to check before they travel via National Rail Enquiries or with their train operator."
Spokesperson, Network Rail
The Spurn Lightship, external won't be open to visitor this summer as it's being moved to another part of Hull Marina.
The move comes ahead of multi-million pound improvements to the A63.
Work is expected to begin in October to construct a footbridge over Castle Street.
It's hoped that once the work is finished, the lightship will be moored at its new permanent home on Hull Marina.
Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live
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Hull has missed out on the chance to be shortlisted as a possible new base for Channel 4's HQ.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe city had bid to go on the shortlist after the broadcaster began its search for a base and two other hubs outside of London earlier this year.
In a statement just issued, Leeds is in the running as a possible home to the broadcaster's national headquarters.
Briston, Cardiff, Glasgow, Manchester, Liverpool and the West Midlands are also contenders.
Meanwhile, Sheffield could become the base for what's being called a "Creative Hub" for Channel 4.
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Urgent repairs are needed on the Hull to Brough railway line.
The work is expected to last until 13:00 and Northern is warning passengers to expect disruption:
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Barbed wire is being removed from the Spurn Point nature reserve, external after a deer was seriously injured.
Image source, Steve ExleyThe deer had become caught in some wire, the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust said.
The charity is now assessing and removing barbed wire where it isn't needed.
It's asking for volunteers to help with the removal of the wire today.
The organisers of this year's Humber Street Sesh, external have announced the first wave of acts for the festival.
The festival, which celebrates unsigned music by local artists, will take place on the first Friday and Saturday in August.
Bands announced today include King No One and Fonda 500.
Organisers say 200 more acts will be announced later.
An estimated 32,000 people are expected to visit this year's event.
People have rallied around Hornsea Rescue Boat, after the charity was forced to appeal for more donations at the beginning of the month.
Image source, GoogleOfficials at Hornsea Rescue said a series of expensive call-outs had left the charity wondering how it would pay its day-to-day running costs.
Operations Manager John Pugh says a number of people have made donations since the appeal, although fundraising efforts will still continue.
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The A614 in Burton Agnes is currently closed in both directions due to a traffic accident.
The incident involves two vehicles and traffic is queueing.
Police are on the scene.
A motorcyclist has died after colliding with a car in Scunthorpe.
Image source, GoogleThe incident happened at about 16:45 yesterday at the junction of Warley Road and St Boltoph’s Road.
The motorcyclist suffered fatal injuries in the crash with a black Vauxhall Astra.
Anyone who witnessed what happened is being asked to get in touch with Humberside Police.
A Beverley charity has delivered thousands of pounds' worth of medical aid to hurricane-hit Barbuda.
The island was devastated by Hurricane Irma last year, leaving about 95% of its buildings destroyed.
The Jacob's Well charity has sent 10 hospital beds, an ultrasound machine, an x-ray machine and cardiac monitors, as well as bandages and other medical consumables to the Caribbean island
The charity says it hopes this container of aid will enable the hospital there to get up and running once again.