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Starting at 6am today (Thursday, November 2), the Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for heavy rain associated with Storm Ciarán - just weeks after Storm Babet caused heavy flooding in our area.

The warning, which is in place for 24 hours until 6am tomorrow (Friday, November 3), could bring some disruption to Leeds with risks of flooding and potential damage to homes and businesses near water.

But although rain is forecast to fall all day, there is still a good chance that some sunshine will break through in the morning and into the afternoon.

Storm Ciarán is set to batter Leeds with more rain today. Simon Hulme/National World

While the storm may have passed by early Friday, the weather is likely to remain unsettled into the weekend with heavy rain followed by showers and frequent outbreaks of rain on Saturday.

Here is the hour-by-hour weather forecast for Thursday November 2 as provided by the Met Office:

5am - Light rain, 9 degrees
6am - Light rain, 9 degrees
7am - Light rain, 9 degrees
8am - Light shower, 10 degrees
9am - Light shower, 10 degrees
10am - Light shower, 10 degrees
11am - Heavy shower, 11 degrees
Noon - Heavy shower, 11 degrees
1pm - Heavy shower, 11 degrees
2pm – Light shower, 11 degrees
3pm – Light shower, 11 degrees
4pm – Light shower, 10 degrees
5pm – Cloudy, 10 degrees
6pm – Light rain, 10 degrees
7pm – Light rain, 10 degrees
8pm – Light rain, 10 degrees
9pm – Light shower, 10 degrees
10pm – Light shower, 9 degrees
11pm – Light shower, 9 degrees

Leeds hour-by-hour weather forecast as Storm Ciarán set to batter city with heavy rain