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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the PressHive weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above before heading out in Leeds today; the city’s inland position between the Pennines and the Vale of York can bring sudden changes in cloud and a brisk easterly breeze that feels cooler than the thermometer suggests.
What’s the weather in Leeds tomorrow?
Tomorrow will follow a similar pattern to today, though a weak front may bring a few more clouds by mid-afternoon. Early morning fog patches are possible in the Aire Valley, clearing to bright spells. For a detailed breakdown, see the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK or set a reminder for hourly updates from PressHive.
Longer outlook for Leeds
Looking at the weather in Leeds 10 days ahead, high pressure looks set to hold through the week, keeping conditions largely dry but with overnight frosts. The Leeds weather 14 day forecast from the Met Office suggests a shift to milder, unsettled weather later in the period, with a chance of rain and a slight uptick in wind. For those checking BBC weather Leeds 14 days, note that model confidence drops after day ten — treat longer-range details as trends. If you need granular data, Leeds weather hourly charts are available on the live panel above. There’s no sign of a Leeds weather snow forecast 14 days at this stage, though late-winter surprises are common in West Yorkshire. Use Leeds weather radar for real-time precipitation; the Pennines often shelter the city from heavy showers but can trigger localised drizzle.
Does Leeds get snow often?
Yes, but not as heavily as the nearby Pennines. The city’s lower altitude (around 40-100 m) means snow often turns to rain quickly. A Leeds weather snow forecast 14 days can offer early alerts – check the live radar for live flake detection.
Where can I find Leeds weather hourly updates?
Our live forecast above refreshes every three hours with Leeds weather hourly breakdowns for the next 48 hours. For finer detail, the Met Office and Leeds weather BBC pages provide rolling updates. Bookmark PressHive’s UK weather hub for quick access.
Is Leeds usually wetter than Sheffield?
Leeds is slightly drier – it sits in the rain shadow of the Pennines, whereas Sheffield Weather lies nearer the uplands and catches more orographic rain. Both cities see similar annual rainfall totals, but Leeds receives fewer wet days.