There will be no heatwave this week, if the week's forecast from the Met Office is anything to go by - Leeds looks to be welcoming much more moderate weather than we had last week.
Temperatures for the week will be hitting a high of 18 degrees, a far cry from the heatwave that has just engulfed the UK.
But, with a yellow weather warning for rain in place for a large part of the UK, there will be a drizzly start to the week for most in Yorkshire.
And here in Leeds will be no different, though we will at least get some sunny spells around midday today.
Monday
The week will begin with light rain in the morning making way for cloud and some sunny spells from midday, and highs of 16 degrees for most of the day.
It will be a dry and cloudy evening, with a low chance of rain and a temperature of around 15 degrees.
Tuesday
Not much changing on Tuesday, as an overcast morning is set to make way for a cloudy day.
There will be highs of 17 degrees with a low chance of rain, and a dry evening.
Wednesday
Another cloudy start to the morning, with light showers and sunny intervals setting in around 10am.
Heavy showers are due to set in around 7pm, making way for an evening of lighter showers and cool temperatures with a high of 13 degrees.
Thursday
Getting warmer towards the end of the week, Thursday will welcome highs of 18 degrees.
The day starts with sunny intervals and cloud cover, changing to cloudy in the afternoon with a dry and cool evening.
Friday
Another cloudy day, with a low chance of rain all day.
Highs of 18 degrees in the day will make way for a slightly cooler evening, with an average temperature of 15 degrees throughout the night.
