Weather forecast - Thursday 3 December 2015
Morning
Partly cloudy
7°C
Feels Like: 4°C
Afternoon
Showers
8°C
Feels Like: 4°C
Light Winds
11.4 mph
West South West
wind gusts 40.2 mph
Some rare cloud will be present periodically early on in the day. The clouds will bring rain in the afternoon in Leeds.
Friday 4
5°C / 10°C
Saturday 5
7°C / 10°C
Sunday 6
6°C / 9°C
Monday 7
5°C / 9°C
Tuesday 8
5°C / 9°C
Wed. 9
5°C / 9°C
Thursday 10
4°C / 9°C
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Leeds, situated in West Yorkshire, is the UKs largest centre for business, legal and financial services after London. Leeds has an oceanic climate. Summers are mild and winters are cold and cloudy with occasional snow and frost. Due to its location on the eastern side of the Pennines, Leeds is amongst the driest UK cities with an annual rainfall of 660 mm. The city is renowned for its carnival, the UKs second largest after the Notting Hill Carnival attracting hundreds of thousands of people every year.
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Leeds is a city in the county of Yorkshire built on the River Aire. With a population of 429 242 inhabitants, it is considered the third biggest town in England. Leeds was voted ‘favourite town in the UK’ by the Magazine Condé Nast Traveller and proposes various different activities. You can take a stroll on King Edward Street or in Roundhay Park, come rain or shine. Take in the friendly and dynamic atmosphere of Leeds Elland Road Stadium. Under the influence of the Atlantic Ocean, Leed’s climate is oceanic and is characterised by a very feeble variation in temperature all year long. The summers are humid and sometimes hot while the winters are very cold. The weather in Leeds remains pleasant.