The weather in Leeds will start off relatively overcast, with some showers and light drizzle on Wednesday.
Dark clouds and overcast conditions will dominate the morning, and for long periods of time it will appear as if heavy rains are on the way. However, conditions should get better overhead from 2pm.
Sunny spells are expected between 3pm and 5pm when the sun will set. Temperature wise, it will be warmer during the day, with maximum temperatures of 9C.
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This is in keeping with the last few days which have seen above average temperatures in Yorkshire. It will however get much much colder as nightfalls, with temperatures feeling like after 9pm.
A spokesperson for the Met Office said: "Cloudy Wednesday as a band of rain sinks southward, bringing rain from late morning. Becoming drier and clearer by the evening with a brisk north-westerly wind. Feeling cold later Maximum temperature 10 °C."
The weather may get colder and colder, as the week goes on. Weather maps also show a polar vortex looms over the UK, and this may see up to seven inches of snow, including in Leeds.
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