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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Civic Insight 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, as conditions in the West Yorkshire urban centre can shift quickly between the Pennine fringes and the Aire Valley. The city’s inland position means it often dodges the worst of coastal weather, but don’t rely on that alone—hourly changes in cloud cover are common.
What is the weather like in Leeds tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s outlook for Leeds depends on which side of the city you are. The western suburbs, closer to the moors, tend to feel a few degrees cooler and catch more showers, while the eastern side towards the M1 corridor stays slightly drier. The live forecast above gives the clearest steer for the morning commute and evening rush.
How accurate are 10-day and 14-day forecasts for Leeds?
For Leeds, a 10-day forecast offers a decent guide to general trends—like whether a settled spell or a band of rain is due—but confidence drops sharply after day five. The 14-day outlook is best used for spotting possible cold snaps or snow risk rather than exact timings. For precise planning, stick to the hourly view in the live forecast above.
Is Leeds usually wetter than other UK cities?
Leeds sits in a rain shadow east of the Pennines, so it’s noticeably drier than Manchester or Glasgow. Annual rainfall here runs around 660mm, compared to over 800mm in Manchester. The city still gets plenty of cloudy days, but heavy persistent rain is less common.
When is the best time to see snow in Leeds?
Snow in Leeds is most likely from January to February, when cold easterly winds can stall over the city. The higher suburbs such as Horsforth and Cookridge tend to hold snow longer than the city centre. The UK weather hub tracks winter alerts for the region.
How can I check Leeds weather hourly or on radar?
The live forecast above provides an hourly breakdown for Leeds, showing temperature, wind and precipitation chances. For real-time rain tracking, the BBC Weather radar offers a detailed view of approaching bands—useful for planning walks around Roundhay Park or the canal towpaths.