The Met Office has issued a very rare red weather warning due to the ongoing heatwave across the UK. Parts of Yorkshire are expected to see high temperatures next week, caused by climate change and a burst of hot weather from Spain, France and Portugal.
Temperatures are expected to reach highs of 36C in some parts of the county, with the weather forecast for Leeds also predicting high temperatures. Using the Met Office forecast we have found out just how hot Leeds is going to be on Monday and Tuesday next week.
On Monday, July 18, forecasters have predicted that Leeds will see temperatures as high as 32C with lows of 20C. The red warning is in place for both Monday and Tuesday meaning there is a danger to life.
