Leeds hour-by-hour weather forecast as Met Office predicts one-day heatwave with temperatures above 25C
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August has started off with a mixed pot of rainy and cloudy but dry weather, with temperatures not reaching far above 20°C.
But today (Thursday August 10), the city can finally look forward to warmer temperatures, as what seems like a one day heatwave is set to arrive.
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Leeds will see clear skies in the early hours, before clouds sweep in bringing sunny spells for most of the day with the Met Office predicting temperatures reaching 26°C in the afternoon.
Temperatures are expected to stay above 20°C into the small hours, not dropping below 22°C at midnight into Friday.
Here is the hour-by-hour weather forecast for Leeds on Thursday August 10 courtesy of the Met Office:
- Midnight: Clear night, 19°C
- 01am: Clear night, 18°C
- 02am: Clear night, 17°C
- 03am Clear night, 17°C
- 04am: Clear night, 17°C
- 05am: Clear night, 17°C
- 06am: Sunny day, 17°C
- 07am: Sunny day, 17°C
- 08am: Sunny intervals, 18°C
- 09am: Sunny intervals, 19°C
- 10am: Sunny intervals, 21°C
- 11am: Sunny intervals, 22°C
- Noon: Cloudy, 23°C
- 1pm: Sunny intervals, 24°C
- 2pm: Sunny intervals, 25°C
- 3pm: Sunny intervals, 26°C
- 4pm: Sunny intervals, 26°C
- 5pm: Sunny intervals, 26°C
- 6pm: Sunny intervals, 26°C
- 7pm: Sunny intervals, 26°C
- 8pm: Sunny intervals, 25°C
- 9pm: Partly cloudy (night), 24°C
- 10pm: Partly cloudy (night), 23°C
- 11pm: Partly cloudy (night), 22°C
- Midnight: Partly cloudy (night), 22°C
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