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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the BritView weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Leeds is currently experiencing the conditions shown in the live forecast above, with a notably mixed outlook typical of a West Yorkshire autumn — expect crisp, dry spells punctuated by the occasional rain band sweeping in from the Pennines.
What’s the weather doing in Leeds right now?
The live forecast above captures the immediate picture for Leeds city centre and the wider metropolitan area. This afternoon, the cloud cover is likely to be variable, with brighter intervals breaking through between any passing showers. The breeze remains light to moderate, keeping temperatures near the seasonal average for this time of year. If you’re heading out, it’s worth keeping a light jacket handy, as conditions can shift quickly.
What’s the outlook for the next few days?
Looking at the 10 day weather forecast for the UK, Leeds is set for a largely settled spell. While the weather in Leeds 10 days out shows a gradual cooling trend, there’s no major disruption expected. The Leeds weather 14 day forecast suggests high pressure will try to build in, keeping things mostly dry but with some chilly nights. For those tracking the BBC weather Leeds 14 days outlook, the pattern remains similar — no sign of any significant Leeds weather snow forecast 14 days just yet, as temperatures stay just above freezing.
Is the Leeds weather radar reliable for planning my day?
The Leeds weather radar from the Met Office is your best bet for real-time tracking. It shows precipitation moving in from the west, so you can spot rain arriving 30–60 minutes ahead. It’s particularly useful for timing a walk or a trip into the city centre.
How does the weather in Leeds compare to nearby cities?
Leeds tends to be slightly drier than Manchester due to its position east of the Pennines, but it can be a touch cooler than Sheffield. For a full comparison, check the UK weather hub for regional differences.
Will I need an umbrella for the weather in Leeds tomorrow?
Based on the live forecast above, the weather in Leeds tomorrow looks largely dry through the morning, with a low chance of a light shower later. An umbrella is a sensible carry, but you likely won’t need it all day.