Leeds weather as Met Office forecast mix of sun and showers this weekend

Summer has quickly come to an end with trees turning yellow and red and scorching temperatures replaced by clouds and rain.

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After a somewhat mixed week with heavy rain followed by dry and sunny weather, the weekend is looking to continue much in the same fashion.

Friday (September 22) will start off sunny in Leeds according to the Met Office, before a few clouds are set to sweep across the city.

Leeds is set for alternating rain and sun this weekend with a mostly cloudy Sunday. Leeds is set for alternating rain and sun this weekend with a mostly cloudy Sunday.
Leeds is set for alternating rain and sun this weekend with a mostly cloudy Sunday.
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Scattered showers are likely to hit the city in the afternoon, but with sunny intervals remaining throughout the day and into the evening. Temperatures will reach around 16°C at the most.

A chilly but bright start to Saturday (September 23) before turning cloudier around lunch and into the afternoon and evening, with temperatures likely to drop to as low as 13°C at the most.

While the cloudy weather is looking to remain throughout Sunday, temperatures are going to be a bit higher, peaking at around 19°C.

As the new week starts, Monday is once again forecast to be sunny with little to no clouds until later in the evening and with temperatures set to remain around 19°C.

Met Office weather forecast in Yorkshire & the Humber for Friday September 22 to Monday September 25

Friday:

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A day of sunny spells and scattered showers, locally heavy at times. These gradually clear through the evening for a dry night, turning much cooler under clear skies. Maximum temperature 16 °C.

Outlook for Saturday to Monday:

A chilly, bright start Saturday, turning cloudier later. Rain approaching from the west Sunday, perhaps persisting through the day in places. Increasingly windy. Rain clearing through Monday morning, drier later.