A yellow snow warning has been issued for Leeds by the Met Office with heavy snowfall expected to hit the city later on in the week.
The snow is expected to arrive during the early hours of Thursday and could continue to fall until 6pm on Friday. Earlier forecasts had predicted snow could fall in Yorkshire throughout today (Mon) and Tuesday. The Met Office warns temperatures could reach as low as -10C, and 10cm of snow could fall. People are being warned that roads and railways could be affected by “difficult travel conditions.”
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued a cold weather alert and has placed Yorkshire, north-east England and north-west England under a level three alert, with the rest of England at level two.
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As the Met Office warns of severe weather on the way, here is a full hour-by-hour forecast for Leeds until the end of Tuesday.
Leeds
Monday
3pm: 6C - Overcast
4pm: 5C - Heavy rain
5pm: 3C - Heavy rain
6pm: 3C - Heavy rain
7pm: 3C -Overcast
8pm: 3C - Overcast
9pm: 3C -Overcast
10pm: 3C -Overcast
11pm: 2C - Cloudy
Tuesday
12am: 2C - Cloudy
1am: 1C - Cloudy
2am: 1C - Clear night
3am: 0C -Clear night
4am: 0C -Clear night
5am: -1C - Clear night
6am: -1C - Clear night
7am: -1C - Sunny day
8am: 0C - Sunny day
9am: 1C - Sunny day
10am: 2C - Sunny day
11am: 3C - Sunny day
12am: 4C - Sunny day
1pm: 4C - Sunny day
2pm: 4C - Sunny intervals
3pm: 5C - Sunny intervals
4pm: 4C - Sleet shower
5pm: 3C - Sunny day
6pm: 2C - Clear night
7pm: 1C - Clear night
8pm: 0C - Clear night
9pm: 0C - Clear night
10pm: -1C - Clear night
11pm: -2C - Clear night
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