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Cloud is forecast, along with a mixture of rain, sunny spells and showers. The temperature will see a maximum of around 14C, with overnight temperatures dropping as low as 1C.

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Here’s this week’s weather forecast.

Leeds is set to see cooler temperatures and more bleak weather conditions than of late, with heavy rain set to hit this week (Photo: Shutterstock)

What will this week’s weather be like?

Monday (27 April) is set to see a mixture of sunny intervals and cloud throughout the day, with a maximum temperature of 14C and lows of around 7C.

Tuesday (28 April) is forecast to begin overcast, with light rain hitting from 1pm onwards, and continuing throughout the afternoon and evening.

There will be a maximum daytime temperature of 10C but this could drop as low as 5C overnight.

Wednesday (29 April) will be overcast throughout the morning and afternoon, with heavy rain from 4pm onwards.

Heavy rain will continue throughout the evening, easing to light rain by 10pm, with a maximum temperature of 11C.

Thursday (30 April) will see a mixture of light rain and cloud throughout the day, with a maximum temperature of 12C.

What will the weather be like this weekend?

The Met Office UK outlook for Friday 1 May to Sunday 10 May is, “Looking slightly ahead into the beginning of May, the unsettled theme is likely to continue as Atlantic weather systems bring further bands of rain across to many areas, particularly in the south and the west of the UK.”

The southwest is most likely to see the wettest of these conditions, but there are also likely to be brighter and showery spells too.

It is also expected to be windy at times, especially around the south and west coasts.

Temperatures are expected to remain around average, but it could be warmer in the east at times.

What is the long-term forecast?

Looking further ahead, the Met Office UK outlook for Monday 11 May to Monday 25 May is: “Confidence remains low, but the second week of May appears to have the best chance of more settled and drier conditions.”

From mid-month until the end of May, conditions then look mixed. There is likely to be a mixture of changeable periods of a few days with the chance of thundery showers, but there also looks set to be some periods of drier and sunnier weather.

Temperatures are also likely to be near the average for this time of year, or maybe slightly above, with rainfall also set to be around average.

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