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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Leeds Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
If you’re checking a snow forecast for Leeds, the outlook for the next 14 days shows cold spells but no heavy or settling snow in the city. The risk is highest on higher ground in the Pennines, with the chance of hill snow from late next week.
Is snow forecast for Leeds in the next 14 days?
According to the Met Office and BBC Weather, there’s no significant snow forecast for Leeds city centre within the standard 14-day window. A cold northwesterly airflow may bring wintry showers to higher ground west of the city from next Thursday, with a light dusting possible on the tops of the Chevin and Ilkley Moor. The snow forecast UK map shows the most likely accumulations in northern Scotland and the Highlands — not low-lying West Yorkshire.
How reliable is the snow forecast map for Leeds?
The snow forecast map from the Met Office updates twice daily and can show flurries four to seven days ahead. For Leeds, any snow event this month would be light and patchy, unlikely to settle on roads. If you’re planning travel and want a more detailed picture, the 14-day snow forecast for Europe and the UK is less reliable after day seven — best to check the 10 day weather forecast UK for precise timing.
FAQ: Snow forecast – Leeds
Will there be snow in Leeds this week?
No snow is expected in Leeds this week. Temperatures will stay just above freezing during the day, with overnight frost possible but no precipitation falling as snow on the city.
Where can I see the snow forecast for near Manchester?
The snow forecast near Manchester is similar to Leeds — low-lying areas unlikely to see settling snow. Check the UK weather hub or the Met Office snow forecast UK map for the Pennine peaks, which could see flurries.
How accurate is a 14-day snow forecast for Europe?
A 14-day snow forecast for Europe, including the Alps and northern UK, has medium accuracy (around 60-70%) for the first week. Beyond that, it’s a broad trend — useful for planning but not for local decisions on roads or travel.
For updates on other regions, see the Sheffield Weather page or the Birmingham Weather forecast. If you’re heading to the Alps this season, the Glasgow Weather hub also links to European snow resources.
