Cloud will continue to thicken from the west this evening, accompanied by rain at times.
Tomorrow morning the rain should ease, leaving the remainder of the night mainly dry but rather cloudy.
A man has been jailed for five years for causing death and serious injury by dangerous driving.
Daniel Whitehand, of Avenue Nozay, Broughton near Brigg was driving a car in November 2016 which was carrying three passengers.
Driving at excessive speed between Broughton and Barton upon Humber, he lost control of the vehicle leading to the death of 17 year old Paige Collier and causing serious injury to her lifelong best friend Jasmine Codling.
Image source, Humberside PoliceQuote MessageDaniel Whitehand made a deliberate and conscious decision to drive at grossly excessive speeds on an unlit country road, that eventually led to a total loss of control of his vehicle"
Jeremy Evans, CPS
Non-league Gainsborough Trinity had two long-standing records to speak of prior to Saturday's National League North visit to Telford.
In the 145 years since they were first formed in 1873, they had never been promoted and never been relegated.
Image source, Tim RobertsThe Lincolnshire side spent two decades as a Football League club early in their existence, only to suffer the fate of not being re-elected when they finished bottom of Division Two in 1912.
Apart from that, they have only ever moved divisions as a result of league restructuring.
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Here's my look at the weather forecast for our part of the world in the next few days:
Health bosses say they want to hear from patients who use hospital transport in North Lincolnshire.
Last month, the NHS North Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) announced it would end its contract with the private firm, Thames Ambulance Service Limited (TASL).
Concerns had been raised about the performance of the company who transport non-urgent patients to and from hospital.
You have until Tuesday 8 May to let the CCG know what you think about hospital transport.
Quote MessageWe would particularly like to hear from people who have had problems with the current service so we can understand how prospective providers will approach some of the issues that have arisen in the past 18 months”
Emma Latimer, Chief Officer of NHS North Lincolnshire CCG
After being relegated at the weekend Gainsborough Trinity's chairman says they just found it too difficult to compete financially.
The Blues dropped out of the National League North at the weekend following their 3-2 defeat at Telford.
Chairman Richard Kane says he is "absolutely gutted for the club" but they were just priced out of the league "to compete with full time clubs on massive weekly budgets is an issue.
"Gainsborough Trinity operate on a sustainable amount."
A parade has been held in Mablethorpe complete with a dragon and knights to celebrate St George - the patron saint of England.
If you're popping out in Lincolnshire this afternoon, cast your eyes over this...
There'll be a few bright spells at first this afternoon.
But cloud will start to build from the west later with a few showers expected:
The top stories in Lincolnshire so far today include:
British Transport Police (BTP) officers have renewed their appeal to find a man they believe caused major damage to a train in Cleethorpes earlier this year:
Image source, British Transport Police
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Image source, British Transport PoliceAbout £100,000 worth of damage was caused at the town's railway station on Tuesday 9 January.
BTP believe this incident may be linked to two others:
Anyone with information about any of the incidents is being asked to contact police.
Mitch Rose's penalty provides a boost in Grimsby's efforts to avoid relegation from League Two and ends Swindon's play-off hopes.
Read MoreYesterday was the hottest London Marathon on record and our Lincolnshire runners were out representing the county.
Entrants included farmer Craig Williamson from Gainsborough - who ran dressed as a tractor!
Image source, Sally WilliamsonHe was running to raise money for the Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance.
Why a tractor? Well Craig was trying to break the Guinness World Record for the quickest time running the London Marathon dressed as a heavy goods vehicle.
Sadly he didn't manage to break the record - of four hours 55 minutes - but he did finish in about seven hours!
Image source, Sally WilliamsonA 73-year-old man has been attacked and had his car stolen by three men in Grimsby.
He was parked outside a takeaway on Sutcliffe Avenue at around 19:00 on 21 April 2018 when three men approached his vehicle.
One got in the passenger side while another opened the driver’s door.
One attacker assaulted the victim before pulling him out of the car then jumping in and driving off.
The third suspect ran off.
The victim suffered injuries to his face.
Quote Message“This is a wholly unacceptable crime committed against an elderly man who was attacked and then had his car stolen. I want to stress that this is an isolated and opportunist crime which thankfully doesn’t happen often. We want to find these suspects and return the car to its owner.
Detective Inspector James Fairgreaves, Grimsby CID, Humberside Police
Police are appealing for help in identifying this man after a pub near Market Rasen was burgled earlier this month:
Image source, Lincolnshire PoliceThe King's Head in Tealby was broken into in the early hours of Friday 13 April and about £100 was stolen.
The police have CCTV footage of a man they are looking for.
Anyone with information should contact the police.
Around £100,000 worth of damage was caused to Cleethorpes railway station after a man entered the station and smashed windows.
British Transport Police (BTP) is renewing its appeal and wants to speak to anyone that saw what happened at the station on Tuesday 9 January 2018.
The man was wearing grey jogging bottoms and a dark coloured coat with his hood up.
At around 1.20am, a man of the same description arrived at the Stagecoach depot at Victoria station and smashed windows with a tool.
The estimated damage to the depot was £10,000.
BTP believe this may also be linked to previous railway offences that took place at Cleethorpes station on Wednesday 27 December 2017 where two men went onto the tracks pressing the stop plungers and causing severe delays to Trans Pennine Express trains.
A man's been threatened with a knife in Boston.
It happened in Wide Bargate on Friday 13 April at around 17:30.
The attacker threatened a man in his 50s but the victim was not injured.
Police think the threat is linked to a separate attack in West Street earlier this month.
The cost to keep Lincolnshire's roads clear of snow when the so-called "Beast from the East" hit has run in to hundreds of thousands of pounds, it's emerged.
More than £200,000 worth of salt was spread over the county's roads during the cold snap, according to Lincolnshire County Council.
It also revealed the authority paid farmers more than £100,000 to clear roads of snow.
Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
Here's my look at the weather forecast for our part of the world in the next few days:
David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside
Meet Ian Burrett from Cleethorpes. It's a big day for him today, as you can see:
He doesn't think St George's Day is celebrated properly in North East Lincolnshire...
...So he dresses up like this and rides around on a custom-made scooter shaped like a dragon to raise awareness of England's national day.
The world famous Lincolnshire-based Red Arrows have arrived in Greece for their spring training.
The jets left their home at RAF Scampton at the weekend.
The team will spend the coming weeks perfecting their display for the 2018 season.
