It's been a hot few days in Leeds, and the heat is set to continue for a bit.
Monday will see temperatures of around 30 degrees in the city in one of the hottest days of the year so far. For some, the high temperatures are great, but others aren't enjoying them so much.
So how long will the high temperatures in Leeds last?
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As previously said, Monday will be very hot and Tuesday is only a bit colder at 25 degrees.
It's slightly cooler through Wednesday and Thursday at around 21 degrees. But the heatwave isn't over as it hits 23 degrees on Friday and 26 degrees on Saturday.
As for the longer term beyond Saturday, the Met Office says: "On Friday, England and Wales can expect to see dry and sunny conditions with light winds, while across Scotland and Northern Ireland, scattered showers are likely. Through the weekend and early next week, sunny and dry conditions will prevail for most under the influence of high pressure, though showers and stronger winds are likely across the northwest at times.
"Thundery showers are occasionally possible in the south and southwest too. Away from the northwest, temperatures will rise through the weekend, with most areas becoming very warm or hot by Sunday, with the potential for a very hot spell in parts of central, south, or east England.
"The latter part of this period may then see cooler and more widely unsettled conditions returning across the UK.
So we're likely to see the end of the heatwave further towards the end of July.
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