The bank holiday Monday weather forecast for Sheffield, Bradford, Leeds, Huddersfield and York
Few British bank holiday s manage to go ahead without any wet weather and sadly it’s looking like the early May break is going to be no different.
The weather forecast for Yorkshire on Monday, May 6, according to the Met Office is: “Early fog patches clearing to give a dry and bright start. However, showers will break out from late morning, locally heavy and possibly thundery at times. Warm in the sunshine. Maximum temperature 19C.”In this article, we will take a closer look at the weather forecast for major Yorkshire towns and cities.
Sheffield - Sunny intervals changing to light rain by lunchtime. Maximum temperatures of 19C with lows of 11C. The best of the sunshine is expected between 6am and 12pm, with cloudy conditions and rain taking over at 2pm. The heaviest rain is expected around 4pm. Cloudy conditions will continue into the evening and overnight.
Bradford - Cloudy changing to sunny intervals by late morning with highs of 18C and lows of 11C. The best of the sunshine is expected between 9am and 11am before cloudy conditions take over for the remainder of the bank holiday. Rain is expected around 3pm. Low wind speeds will continue to make it feel mild.
Met Office Huddersfield Bank Holiday
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